Frequency distribution please help FrequencyB. _How many students had a weight equal to or less than 64?C. How many students had a weight less than 64?3. Below is a frequency histogram. The labels on the horizontal axis are themidpoints of the bars.155.475257627282LLScore879297A. For the bar with a midpoint of 72, what are the apparent limits?B. For this same bar, what are the real limits?C. What bin width was used in this histogram?D. The lower apparent limit for the first bar is 45. The actual values in that intervalare 45, 49, and 49 (these data are not shown). Imagine the values were 46, 49,and 49. According to the guidelines for making histograms, the lower apparentlimit would still be 45. Why?E. Is the distribution skewed or symmetrical? If is skewed, is it skewed positively ornegatively?Question 3 adapted from: Pagano, R.R. (2010). Understanding Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences (9thed.). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. S85NameFrequency Distributions1. Answer the following questions about the frequency distribution below:Frequency2.24.2.(Adapted from https://www.mathsisfun.com/data/mean-frequency-table.html)1.A. What is the total number of scores?14B. What is EX?C. What is EX?2. Below is a table of weights for 30 students (adapted fromhttp://www.mathsteacher.com.au/year10/ch16 statistics/06 tables/24tables.htm).Weight in kgFrequency (f)(X)70 - 74265-694.60-6455-5950 - 5445-494.40 -442.Answer the following questions; if the answer cannot be determined from these data, thenindicate that.A. How many students had a weight greater than 54?

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