6) part 4. Generate a abo plot for the asteroid data. 6)- For the asteroid data of Problem 3,1. Calculate the sample mean, range and standard deviation2. Construct the interval 1) mean ± standard deviation, 2) mean ± 2*standard deviation, 3) mean ± 3*standard deviation. [Hint: Provide thevalues]3. Count the number of observations that fall within mean ± 2*standard deviation and compare results to the empirical rule for capturing 95%of the data.4. Generate a Boxplot for the asteroid data 3)- Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) studied the spectroscopic properties of main-belt asteroids havingdiameters smaller than 10 kilometers. Asteroids were observed with the Hiltner telescope at MIT Observatory; the number N of independentspectral image exposures for each observation was recorded. The data for 40 asteroid observations, obtained from Science (April, 9, 1993), arelisted here.Number of Independent Spectral Image Exposures for 40 Asteroid Observations34331413231142332611213211322421. Use the data to generate a stem-and-leaf display2. What relative frequency of asteroid observations resulted in exactly one spectral image exposure2.

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