Please answer part c of this question in image Medicare's new medical plans offer a wide range of variations and choices for seniors when picking a drug plan. The monthly cost for a stand-alone drug plan varies from plan to plan and from state to state. The accompanying table gives the premium for the plan with the lowest cost for each state.StateCost per Month (dollars)Alabama9.91Alaska11.78Arizona13.30Arkansas15.47California3.47Colorado11.52Connecticut4.72Delaware6.85District of Columbia6.10Florida6.28Georgia8.52Hawaii18.63Idaho11.95Illinois16.08Indiana10.99Iowa14.38Kansas7.12Kentucky14.76Louisiana1.87Maine7.65Maryland7.54Massachusetts1.87Michigan16.38Minnesota13.04Mississippi10.41Missouri11.41Montana11.79Nebraska6.08Nevada14.05New Hampshire16.84New Jersey13.51New Mexico20.50New York8.66North Carolina1.87North Dakota8.71Ohio1.87Oklahoma1.87Oregon7.93Pennsylvania6.36Rhode Island3.14South Carolina10.07South Dakota7.20Tennessee8.86Texas1.87Utah20.59Vermont6.91Virginia1.87Washington6.87West Virginia9.50Wisconsin14.66Wyoming13.15A USE SALT(a) Use class intervals of $0 to

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Please answer part c of this question in image Medicare's new medical plans offer a wide range of variations and choices for seniors when picking a drug plan. The monthly cost for a stand-alone drug plan varies from plan to plan and from state to state. The accompanying table gives the premium for the plan with the lowest cost for each state.StateCost per Month (dollars)Alabama9.91Alaska11.78Arizona13.30Arkansas15.47California3.47Colorado11.52Connecticut4.72Delaware6.85District of Columbia6.10Florida6.28Georgia8.52Hawaii18.63Idaho11.95Illinois16.08Indiana10.99Iowa14.38Kansas7.12Kentucky14.76Louisiana1.87Maine7.65Maryland7.54Massachusetts1.87Michigan16.38Minnesota13.04Mississippi10.41Missouri11.41Montana11.79Nebraska6.08Nevada14.05New Hampshire16.84New Jersey13.51New Mexico20.50New York8.66North Carolina1.87North Dakota8.71Ohio1.87Oklahoma1.87Oregon7.93Pennsylvania6.36Rhode Island3.14South Carolina10.07South Dakota7.20Tennessee8.86Texas1.87Utah20.59Vermont6.91Virginia1.87Washington6.87West Virginia9.50Wisconsin14.66Wyoming13.15A USE SALT(a) Use class intervals of $0 to <$3, $3 to <$6, $6 to <$9, etc., to create a relative frequency distribution for these data. (Round your answers for relative frequency to four decimal places.)Class Interval FrequencyRelative Frequency$0 - <$30.1373$3 - <$630.0588$6 - <$9160.3137$9 - <$12| 100.1961$12- <$150.1569$15 - <$180.0784$18 - <$2130.0588TOTAL51(b) Construct a histogram.FrequencyFrequency141412121010223 6Cost216 9Cost2191215 183121518FrequencyFrequency14151210105 (a) Use class intervals of $0 to <$3, $3 to <$6, $6 to <$9, etc., to create a relative frequency distribution for these data. (Round your answers for relative frequency to four decimal places.)Class Interval FrequencyRelative Frequency$0 - <$30.1373$3 - <$630.0588$6 - <$9160.3137$9 - <$12100.1961$12- <$150.1569$15 - <$180.07844$18 - <$2130.0588TOTAL51(b) Construct a histogram.FrequencyFrequency14141212101088664422ofCostCost3 6 9 12 15 18 213 6 9 12 15 18 21FrequencyFrequency1415121010842Cost3 6 9 12 15 18 21Cost3 6 9 12 15 18 21Comment on its shape.O This is a bimodal distribution with peaks at the 12-15 and 18-21 classes. The distribution is negatively skewed.O This is a unimodal distribution with a peak at the 9-12 class. The distribution is reasonably symmetric.O This is a bimodal distribution with peaks at the 0-3 and 6-9 classes. The distribution is positively skewed.O This is a unimodal distribution with a peak at the 0-3 class. The distribution is positively skewed.(c) Using the relative frequency distribution or the histogram, estimate the proportion of the states that have a minimum monthly cost of less than $12.00 a month. (Round your answer to one decimal place.)72.5x %

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