1. The table below shows the distribution of cholesterol level (in mg/dL) for 6,000 children. The...

1. The table below shows the distribution of cholesterol level (in mg/dL) for 6,000 children. The class intervals include the left endpoint, but exclude the right one.

a) Plot the histogram. Mark the horizontal and vertical scales

b) Label the axes and indicate units on both. Describe the shape of the distribution.

b) Estimate the median and the third quartile. Explain

c) What is your guess for the average cholesterol level. Explain.

d) Are there more children with cholesterol level 100 or 200? Explain your answer. e) Are the children with cholesterol level between 140 and 200 mg spread fairly evenly over that range? Explain your answer.

Cholesterol (in mg)	Percent
0 – 140	18
140 – 180	52
180 – 200	20
200 – 240	10

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