The data linked hereopens in a new tab represent a variety of variables measured on all tornadoes that struck the United States between 1950 and 2020. The variable F_scale represents the Fujita scale for rating tornadoes based on wind speed, where 0 is a tornado whose wind speed is less than 73 mph, 1 is a tornado whose wind speed is 73-112 mph, up through 5, which is a tornado whose wind speed is 261-318 mph. Treating the 1950-2020 data as a population, determine the probability distribution for F_scale for all years except 2020. The accompanying linked data sets represent the F_scale of a simple random samples of 900 tornadoes that struck the United States in 2020. Test whether the distribution of F_scale tornadoes in 2020 is different from the historical distribution. Click here to view sample 1.opens in a new tab Click here to view sample 2.opens in a new tab Click here to view sample 3.opens in a new tab Click here to view sample 4.opens in a new tab Click here to view sample 5.opens in a new tab Question content area bottom Part 1 For the population data set, determine the probability distribution for F_scale for