Plzzz explain d) question Only 9. A microchip manufacturer produced the chipset NO-RM41. In the prototyping phase, thefollowing data were gathered about optimal clock speeds for the batch of sample chipsets:Clock Speed (MHz)0-200200-400400-500500-600600-700700-1000Frequency121417243115(a) Find the mean, the median, and the modal class for optimal clock speeds.(b) Find the interquartile range and produce a box-plot of these data. Comment on anyrelevant features of the shape of the plot.(c) Calculate the standard deviation of clock speeds.(d) Calculate a value for the skewness of these data. Comment on the extent to whichthis value supports your comment in part b).

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