Use this data set to solve this. First pic is instructions. Just do 2-3 with explanations so I can do the rest. Thank you

Page TEMP Use StatCrunch (or Excel, or any other Statistical software), and data values attached in Excel. 98 A study by researchers at the University of Maryland addressed the question of whether the 97.6 mean body temperature of humans is 98.6.F. The results of the study by P. Mackowiak et al. appeared in an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Among other data, the 98.8 researchers obtained the body temperature of 93 healthy humans. 98 In StatCrunch: -Construct a frequency distribution and a relative-frequency distribution for the body 98.8 temperature (10 pts) [create a Bin first: Choose Data - Bin - Select the correct column-Use fixed bins starting at 96.5 Fo and with a width of 0.35 Fo] (Instruction: Choose Stat - Tables - Frequency, select 98.8 your variable; under "Statistics" choose "Frequency" and "Relative frequency"; you may leave other options as they are or adjust as you wish.) 97.6 -Construct a frequency or relative-frequency histogram for the body temperature (5 pts) 98.6 (Instruction: Choose Graph- Histogram and select your variable"; label your axes, can use the width of 0.35 Fo and a start at 96.5 Fo, you may leave other options as they are or adjust as you wish. 98.6 Construct two stem-and-leaf plots for the body temperature (6 pts) (Instruction: Choose Graph- Stem and leaf -Choose leaf unit as 1 (the other graph you should use leaf unit 0.1). You may 98.8 leave other options as they are or adjust as you wish.) 98 98.2 98 98 97 O 26 "C 97.2 98.2 98.1 98.2 98.5 98.5 99 98