Consider the below dotplot of 35 recent math test scores. 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 [Graphs generated by this script: setBorder(0);initPicture(25,105,-1,3);axes(5,1,1,0,0,1,0);dotradius = 2.5;dot([35,0.25]);dot([60,0.25]);dot([60,0.5]);dot([64,0.25]);dot([67,0.25]);dot([67,0.5]);dot([69,0.25]);dot([70,0.25]);dot([70,0.5]);dot([71,0.25]);dot([72,0.25]);dot([73,0.25]);dot([73,0.5]);dot([74,0.25]);dot([74,0.5]);dot([74,0.75]);dot([74,1]);dot([75,0.25]);dot([76,0.25]);dot([76,0.5]);dot([76,0.75]);dot([77,0.25]);dot([77,0.5]);dot([78,0.25]);dot([80,0.25]);dot([80,0.5]);dot([81,0.25]);dot([82,0.25]);dot([83,0.25]);dot([83,0.5]);dot([84,0.25]);dot([84,0.5]);dot([85,0.25]);dot([91,0.25]);dot([93,0.25]);] What observation occurred the most? Each student who scored at most 69 points did not pass the test. How many students did not pass the test? Each student who scored at least 90 points received a grade of A. What proportion of students earned an A on the test? % (Round your answer to the nearest percent.) Identify any observations that are quite a bit smaller than the other observations