1. Do a search on the internet for quantitative continuous data related to health that consists of 30 observations or more.
2. Show your data set. Provide complete source of information for your data (eg: a URL if the data was taken from the internet/ screen shots of the related page(s) if the data was taken from a printed source)
3. Identify the number of classes and class width, and construct a frequency distribution table for your data.
4. Determine the lower and upper boundaries, the class midpoints, and relative frequencies.
5. Construct a histogram and a frequency polygon for the data.
6. Construct a "less than or equal to" cumulative frequency table and polygon. (Note: computer generated charts are not acceptable).