Compile your data set of the different prices available each day for flights from your cho- sen origin to your chosen destination, and answer the following questions: (a) Decide which price is most representative of your data set. How did you arrive at this price? Make sure you can convince others why you chose the one you did. (b) Was there a price that appeared multiple times in your data set? What was it? Were there multiple prices that were repeated? What were they? Do you think that the price that occurred the most times (the mode) would best represent your data set? Why or why not? According to the mode values, which day of the week would be least expensive to travel? (c) When the prices are put in increasing order, is there a number that is in the mid- dle of your data set? How can you determine what it is? Find the middle number (median) of your data set. How did you do it? Present your findings to the class. (d) Examine your data set without the highest and lowest values. How did removing your extreme values affect your mode? Your median? Explain. (e) Given your result from part (d), would you say that the median really reflects all of the values in your set of data? Why or why not? What is another way of find- ing one number that could represent all of your numbers? Add up all of yourCompile your data set of the different prices available each day for flights from your cho- sen origin to your chosen destination, and answer the following questions: (a) Decide which price is most representative of your data set. How did you arrive at this price? Make sure you can convince others why you chose the one you did. (b) Was there a price that appeared multiple times in your data set? What was it? Were there multiple prices that were repeated? What were they? Do you think that the price that occurred the most times (the mode) would best represent your data set? Why or why not? According to the mode values, which day of the week would be least expensive to travel? (c) When the prices are put in increasing order, is there a number that is in the mid- dle of your data set? How can you determine what it is? Find the middle number (median) of your data set. How did you do it? Present your findings to the class. (d) Examine your data set without the highest and lowest values. How did removing your extreme values affect your mode? Your median? Explain. (e) Given your result from part (d), would you say that the median really reflects all of the values in your set of data? Why or why not? What is another way of find- ing one number that could represent all of your numbers? Add up all of your