Sampling Data & Statistics 12 13 15 For this activity. you will collect data with a minimum sample size of 3D for a variable that is measured numerically. You will need to include a description of the population. your sampling technique, and provide your table with the [anonymous] responses you collected. You will also need to create a frequency distribution and histogram of your data. Determine the central tendencies (mean, median. mode] as well as the measure of dispersion (standard deviation}. Example _Variable Number of credit hours a student takes per semester Person Surveyed Number of Credits Per Semester 1 15 2 15 3 12 4 5 5 15 5 15 I? 16 8 12 9 15 10 12 11 5 15 12 16 15 1? 15 1E 15 19 5 20 12 21 13 22 1? 23 15 24 15 25 5 26 5 2T" 15 2E 12 29 15 30 14 3-6 8 31 9 7-9 32 14 10-12 8 33 15 13-15 19 34 12 16-18 4 35 12 Histogram 36 15 37 15 Number of Students 38 17 39 6 10 3 3-6 7-9 10-12 13-15 16-18 Number of Credit Hours The population was the students of the Osceola campus in Fall 2018. The sampling technique was a convenience sample, due to the limited resources. The sample was collected by asking students in the hallway in between classes. It is a convenience The mean is: 12.325 sample because not every student at the Osceola campus had an equally likely chance The median is: 14.5 to participate. The mode is: 15 The standard deviation is: 4.02165612 Frequency Distribution Number of Credit Hours Frequency