Question Help B The accompanying data were collected from a statistics class. The column heads give the variable, and each of the rows represents a student in the class. Students who have accumulated fewer than 26 units are called Freshmen. Create a new categorical variable, named Freshman, that classifies each student in the table as a freshman (less than 26 units) or not a freshman. Call this variable "Freshman". Report the coded values in a column in the same order as those in the table. b. Was the original variable (College Units Acquired) numerical or categorical? Is your new coded column (Freshman) from part a numerical or categorical? Click the icon to view the statistics class data. Female (Miles) Color Size (inches) Aunts Acquired Situation Freshman 0 Blonde 8.5 75 4 31 Dorm Statistics Class Data 0 0 Blonde 75 65 16 Dorm 1 0 Black 7 62 3 0 Dorm 1 12 Brown 9.0 66 2 29 Commuter Commute Distance College Height Number of Units Living 1 16 Black 6.0 70 1 15 Commuter Female (Miles) Hair Color Ring Size (inches) Aunts Acquired Situation 0 Brown 5.0 59 0 12 Dorm a 0 Blonde 8.5 71 31 Dorm 0 0 Blonde 7.5 65 o 16 Domi 1 0 Bionde 11.0 78 3 40 Dorm 1 0 Black 7 62 3 0 Dorm 0 0 Red 5.0 72 6 18 Dorm 1 12 Brown 9.0 68 2 29 Commuter $ 16 Black 6.0 70 1 15 Commuter 0 21 Brown 8.5 65 2 16 Commuter 0 0 Brown 5.0 59 0 12 Dorm 14 Blonde 7.5 61 4 40 Commuter 1 0 Blonde 11.0 78 3 40 Dorm 0 Red 5.0 72 6. 18 Dorm 0 0 Blonde 7.5 625 3 44 Dorm 0 21 Brown 8.5 65 2 16 Commuter o 14 Blonder 7.5 61 4 40 Commuter b. Determine whether the variable College Units Acquired is numerical or categorical 0 0 Blonde 7.5 62.5 3. 44 Dorm It is because it c. Determine whether the variable Freshman is numerical or categorical. because Enter your answer in each of the answer boxes. Print Done