Last month, a random sample was taken of the residents of Petland. The results are shown...

Last month, a random sample was taken of the residents of Petland. The results are shown in the table below. Petland is a small country with a population of 5732 people and only two zip codes: 501 for the North and 802 for the South.

Person	Zip Code	Age	Number of Cats
Anna	501	25	0
Billy	802	41	6
Carmen	802	55	4
Deng	501	60	2
Erica	501	35	3
Fernando	501	39	3
Greta	802	25	2
Hector	802	25	0
Inez	802	100	7
Jia-Wei	802	65	3

What is an example of a sample statistic you could create from this data set? Choose from the following below:

-Zip Code

-5732 people in Petland

-A 41 year old with 6 cats lives in Zip Code 802

-Fernando

-A Histogram for Zip Code

-Stem and Leaf Diagram for Age

(It is not Fernando or A 41 year old with 6 cats lives in Zip Code 802)

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