c$.$ In SAS, get descriptive statistics and plots on Haemo and Lympho by using the PROC MEANS and PROC

UNIVARIATE commands. Print code and supply output and plots for all the results you find interesting...please

comment.

d$.$ Get Pcv descriptive statistics for females and males separately by doing the following:

i$.$ Use the subset of data command in SAS.

ii$.$ Use the BY statement in SAS and the SPLIT command in SPSS$.$

iii. Use the CLASS statement in SAS.

Print all necessary output and discuss. Print your SAS code. Be sure to use the appropriate formats and labels.This is a set of observations on $27$ people. Several things were noted. The first variable is the hospital in which the data

was collected, the second variable is the gender of the person, then a measure of the amount of iron in the blood called

hemoglobin $($Haemo$),$ then packed cell volume $($ Pcv $),$ white blood cell count $($ Wbbc $),$ the number of lymphocytes $($Lympho$),$

neutrophil $($Neutro$),$ and serum lead concentration $($Lead$).$

The location of this dataset is: Brightspace $>$ Course Materials $>$ Content $>$ Projects $>$ Hospital.csv

a$.$ Load the data exactly as provided in Brightspace, do not make any changes. This will require you to figure out

how to handle the missing data. Then figure out how to get SAS and SPSS to correct difficulties. $F=f,A=a,$ and

so on$.$ Be sure to apply the appropriate formats and labels to this dataset. Print your SAS code.

b$.$ Load data in SPSS$,$ do some simple descriptive statistics and charts$/$graphs for Haemo and Lymphcytes...

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