From your frequency tables, what do you find regarding the number of children at home in your sample population? The modal response is 12 children at home. Almost half of the units in the sample have no children at home. More people in the sample have more than 2 children at home than have no children at home. It is more common to have more than two children at home than none at all. Question 5 3 pts Based on your descriptive analysis, how do people in your sample feel about trying new and different things? The sample population is evenly distributed regarding trying new and different things. Very few units in the sample population like to try new and different things. Most units in the sample population like to try new and different things. We are unable to tell what the sample population thinks about trying new and different things. Question 6 3 pts Do any of your variables have a problem with distribution (i.e., are any skewed)? If so, which variable? Yes, the number of children at home variable is skewed. Yes, the income variable is skewed. No. None of the variables are skewed