READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS FIRST! When finished, staple this sheet to your graphs document. Before opening each bag: label the packages 1, 2, 3, 4. Open your packages. Using the other sheet provided, empty your packages into the respective quadrants. Take a picture of the arrangement with your phone. Complete a numerical summary of each package. TELL MRS. HARLOW YOUR TOTAL AMOUNT OF ORANGE M&Ms. 5 Color Package 1 Red Package 2 2 Package 3 Package 4 Total of all 4 Percent 3 11.5. orange 5 5 2 13 21.3% yellow 4 4 9 14.8.1 Green 2 3 1 2 8 13.1% Blue 3 5 5 4 17 21.9.1 Brown ] 3 2 I 7 11.5-1 Totals 16 14 15 16 61 100.1% Once your data is totaled and/or photographed, then nibble on your data and complete the rest of this document! 1. Once your data has been devoured, use the document to create the 4 graphs with the corresponding data with proper labels. a. What type of data characteristic is shared between a pie graph and a bar graph? Pie Charts bar graphs are both great ways to present qualitative ata. They both show the distribution of a categorical variable. 2. State the Measures of Central Tendency and explain when they are best used (do NOT define). a. mode is best useful as a measure of central tendency b. Mean is best used when your data distribution is continous a suminatical c. Median is lost used in mesure schewed central tendents, with outliers. 3. Review your Normal curve, explain the empirical rule. 4. Describe the histogram (shape, center, spread, outliers if any).