Review a classmate's thread and their chosen quantitative variable.

1. Using the classmate's frequency distribution, construct a histogram (for continuous variables) or bar chart (for discrete variables).
2. Copy and paste the histogram/bar chart into your reply or attach it as a separate file.
3. State two unique observations that can be made based on the histogram/bar chart.

Good evening class,

Dataset information:

• The data that I selected was Home Sales 2011- Condo Co-Op.
• Source: 2011 Home Sales (https://www.hawkeslearning.com/Statistics/dataset-descriptions.html#2011-home-sales)

Quantitative Variable:

• State whether the variable is discrete or continuous- Continuous.
• Condo Co-Op Home Sales in 2011

Condo.Co-Op Home Sales 2011
Class	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumalative Frequency
$92,400	-	$125,360	13	25%	25%
$125,361	-	$158,321	24	46%	71%
$158,322	-	$191,282	2	4%	75%
$191,283	-	$224,243	0	0%	75%
$224,244	-	$257,200	13	25%	100%

Explanation of the table would be Condo Co-Op sales from 2011 ranging from $92,400 to $257,200.