Data Tables: Use the following information to create a data table, and then answer the five questions below. On an expedition around the world, scientists collected the venom of ten snakes. The scientists determined the toxicity of the venom of each snake by looking at the mortality percent from the victims of the snake bites. The snakes observed were the southern United States copperhead with a mortality percent of less than 1%, the western diamondback rattlesnake with 5-15% mortality, the eastern coral snake with 5-20% mortality, the king cobra with greater than 40% mortality, the Indian krait with 77% mortality, the European viper with 1-5% mortality, the bushmaster with usually 100% mortality, the fer-de-lance with 10-20% mortality, the black-necked cobra with 11-40% mortality, and the puff adder with 11-40% mortality. 1. Which snake venom has the highest mortality rate? 2. Which snake venom has the lowest mortality rate? 3. Which two snakes have the same mortality percentage? 4. How many snakes were observed? 5. From the information recorded can you determine the snake whose venom works the most rapidly? The least rapidly? Explain