Make a frequency distribution table with columns labeled : position, tally, frequency, and relative frequency. Next label the rows with position. use to political leanings. Visual representations of data are throughout the media and In everydaylives. It is important to be able to interpret these graphs so that we understand what the creator istrying to purvey.Learning Goals: Multiple Representations, Problem Solving, CommunicationRead and interpret graphical representationsCreate a frequency distribution for a data setUse the Empirical Rule to find probabilities/percentagesA. Histograms with relative frequency, Measures of Central Tendency, and Boxplots1. The following is the roster for the World Cup Champion US Women's Soccer Team:Number Position NameAgeHeightСapsHope Solo|Sydney LerouxChristie RamponeBecky SauerbrunnKelley O'HaraWhitney EngenShannon Boxx1GK335'9"177F255'7"753405'6"3084305'7"88265'5"63D275'8"267M385'8"191|Amy RodriguezHeather O'ReillyCarli LloydAli KriegerLauren HolidayAlex MorganMorgan BrianMegan RapinoeLori ChalupnyTobin Heath8.F285'4"125305'5"2209.335'8"20210305'6"7311275'8"13012265'7"9113225'7"3514305'7"10815315'4"10316275'6"98175'9"6.|Ashlyn HarrisJulie JohnstonAbby Wambach|Alyssa NaeherMeghan KlingenbergChristen Press2918GK235'7"1919355'11"24920275'9"121GK265'2"4122265'7"4923Looking at the positions as: GK is goalkeeper, D is defender, M is midfielder, F is forwar-MMDMFEMDMD Math 47 - Lab 3Ch 12, 13, 14a) Make a frequency distribution table with columns labeled: Position, Tally, Frequency, andRelative Frequency. Next, label the rows with the positions.pase 2PositicnFrequencyG-K3.Total: 3b) Fill in the first 3 columns of the frequency distribution table then total the number ofplayers, Ef.23%6c) What percent of players are GK? You can find the percent by taking the number of GK anddividing by the total number of players. This is the number (or frequency) of GK relative tothe rest of the team. Use this concept to complete the last column, the relative frequencycolumn. Round to the nearest whole number.|3%6d) Now look at the ages of the players. Find the mean, median, mode, min, and max. It willhelp GREATLY if you write down all the ages from smallest to largest (try to write small toget them all on one row if possible):Mean:4,09Median: 28Mode: 26,27, 30 Min: 22Мax: 40e) Now find the first and third quartiles, Qi and Q3.To do this, split your data into a lower half and an upper half (if you have an odd number ofdata points, then do not include the very center point). Then find the median of each half to getyour quartiles.Qi: 26Q3: 316.

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Make a frequency distribution table with columns labeled : position, tally, frequency, and relative frequency. Next label the rows with position. use to political leanings. Visual representations of data are throughout the media and In everydaylives. It is important to be able to interpret these graphs so that we understand what the creator istrying to purvey.Learning Goals: Multiple Representations, Problem Solving, CommunicationRead and interpret graphical representationsCreate a frequency distribution for a data setUse the Empirical Rule to find probabilities/percentagesA. Histograms with relative frequency, Measures of Central Tendency, and Boxplots1. The following is the roster for the World Cup Champion US Women's Soccer Team:Number Position NameAgeHeightСapsHope Solo|Sydney LerouxChristie RamponeBecky SauerbrunnKelley O'HaraWhitney EngenShannon Boxx1GK335'9&#34;177F255'7&#34;753405'6&#34;3084305'7&#34;88265'5&#34;63D275'8&#34;267M385'8&#34;191|Amy RodriguezHeather O'ReillyCarli LloydAli KriegerLauren HolidayAlex MorganMorgan BrianMegan RapinoeLori ChalupnyTobin Heath8.F285'4&#34;125305'5&#34;2209.335'8&#34;20210305'6&#34;7311275'8&#34;13012265'7&#34;9113225'7&#34;3514305'7&#34;10815315'4&#34;10316275'6&#34;98175'9&#34;6.|Ashlyn HarrisJulie JohnstonAbby Wambach|Alyssa NaeherMeghan KlingenbergChristen Press2918GK235'7&#34;1919355'11&#34;24920275'9&#34;121GK265'2&#34;4122265'7&#34;4923Looking at the positions as: GK is goalkeeper, D is defender, M is midfielder, F is forwar-MMDMFEMDMD Math 47 - Lab 3Ch 12, 13, 14a) Make a frequency distribution table with columns labeled: Position, Tally, Frequency, andRelative Frequency. Next, label the rows with the positions.pase 2PositicnFrequencyG-K3.Total: 3b) Fill in the first 3 columns of the frequency distribution table then total the number ofplayers, Ef.23%6c) What percent of players are GK? You can find the percent by taking the number of GK anddividing by the total number of players. This is the number (or frequency) of GK relative tothe rest of the team. Use this concept to complete the last column, the relative frequencycolumn. Round to the nearest whole number.|3%6d) Now look at the ages of the players. Find the mean, median, mode, min, and max. It willhelp GREATLY if you write down all the ages from smallest to largest (try to write small toget them all on one row if possible):Mean:4,09Median: 28Mode: 26,27, 30 Min: 22Мax: 40e) Now find the first and third quartiles, Qi and Q3.To do this, split your data into a lower half and an upper half (if you have an odd number ofdata points, then do not include the very center point). Then find the median of each half to getyour quartiles.Qi: 26Q3: 316.

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