Use Excel's PivotTable feature to construct a frequency distribution table for the "Grade" variable. Include the following columns in the PivotTable: Grade Ranges: Define appropriate grade ranges (bins) for grouping the data. (Refer to the instructions in the video below to determine the number of classes, class limits, and class width for the grades) Frequency: Count the number of students falling within each grade range. Relative Frequency (Percentage): Calculate the relative frequency for each grade range, expressed as a percentage of the total number of students. Cumulative Frequency: Calculate the cumulative frequency by summing the frequencies of the current and all preceding grade ranges. Percent Cumulative Frequency: Calculate the percent cumulative frequency by dividing the cumulative frequency by the total number of students, then multiplying by 100. Relative Frequency (Percentage): Calculate the relative frequency for each grade range, expressed as a percentage of the total number of students. Cumulative Frequency: Calculate the cumulative frequency by summing the frequencies of the current and all preceding grade ranges. Percent Cumulative Frequency: Calculate the percent cumulative frequency by dividing the cumulative frequency by the total number of students, then multiplying by 100