Sample one fish and record its length into a blank spreadsheet. Sample a second fish and record its length. Repeat this process for a total of 10 fish. 1. What is the mean value of your sample in this particular simulation? 2. What is the median value of your sample? 3. What is the mode of your sample? 4. What type of distribution do the data in your simulation have? Produce a histogram from your data and include it here. Use the lecture slides to help you decide which distribution type most closely matches your data. 5. After having sampled 10 fish and observed the distribution of the data, click "Means for Many Samples". You should see the lower graph fill up this is a secondary sample of our initial samples. Click on this button multiple times, what distribution does your data take? Is this the same or different from your first distribution in Question 4? Is the amount of variation in the secondary sample the same as in the first sample? 6. Continue to follow the prompts. What happens when you increase the sample size? Why does this happen? 7. Reset the fish sampling Visualizer by clicking on "Return to start" located at the bottom of the simulator. Enter the following model parameters: N=100 p=100 o=20 Go ahead and make a "complete sample of 100" and "show population" to see the smoothed distribution line. Now, click on u and drag it back and forth. Does the position of the distribution change? What about the shape of the distribution? Briefly describe what's going on here