In the next two tasks, you will investigate the effect of healthcare spending (per capita) on infant mortality rates. In 2016, the World Health Organization estimated that the average expenditures on healthcare (measured in dollars per capita was $1059 world wide . The average infant mortality rate was estimated to be 3.3 per 1000 live births in 2016. Task 6: Visualizing the Impact of Healthcare Spending on Infant Mortality (6 points) In this task, you will investigate the impact of healthcare spending on infant mortality by using StatCrunch to create side by side boxplots. Follow the StatCrunch directions provided below, then insert your graphic into the space provided. Finally, use your graphic to answer the questions. StatCrunch Directions: 1. Bin the data to determine which countries in the data set spend more than the global average per capita on healthcare. a. Under the Data menu, select Bin. i. Under Select Column: Choose health $ per capita ii. Under Define Bins: Choose: Use cut points & enter 1059 in the box provided. iii. Under Bin edges: Choose: Include left endpoints (default) b. Click Compute! This should insert a new column into the data table labeled Bin(health $ per capita). 2. Create a side-by-side boxplot a. Under the Graph menu, select Boxplot i. Under Select Column: Choose Infant deaths / 1000 ii. Under Group by: Choose: Bin(health $ per capital) iii. Under Options: Choose use fences to mark outliers and draw boxes horizontally b. Click Compute! a) Insert your side-by-side boxplot in the space below. b) Examine the boxplot from StatCrunch. What does the boxplot suggest about the impact of healthcare expenditures on infant mortality?