Perform and analyze the statistics for an observational quantitative study of your choice. 1. Make an observational quantitative study. Be creative and think of a good quantitative study on your own. 2. Ask at least 30 subjects your question and record your data. (This is called raw data, and you will use this for calculations, so it is important that your data is accurate, or your results could be skewed.) Be sure to provide your raw data to your project. 3. make a frequency distribution for your sample data. Make sure to label all parts correctly. You may need to create intervals based on the data. 4. Make a histogram for your sample data. Make sure to label all parts correctly. 5. Calculate the mean for your sample data. 6. Interpret the results of the mean in the context of your study. 7. Calculate the range and standard deviation for your sample data. 8. Interpret the results of the standard deviation in the context of your study. 9. Find the five-number summary. 10. Draw a box plot for your data based on the five-number summary. Did you have any outliers?