A. Find the proportion runners with the time less than 160 minutes? Show work B. Find the proportion of times 201 minutes or 209 minutes ? Show work C. Describe the shape of the distribution?Identify the class that contains the 50th percentile. is this a typical time ?identify the runners in the 50th percentile. Show work 1.- The following data are the top 40 men's finish times (rounded to nearest minute) in the 2022 LA MarathonTimeParticipant(minutes)1 Adolfo Carva lho1492 Agustin Musa2303 Alexander Fiorito2084 Andrew Liao2115 Antonino Olefs2076 Aric Van Halen2097 Bennett Shaw2038 Berhanu Bekele1359| Carlos Larios15910 I Chad Bever14611 Dave Harkin21112 Dirian Bonilla20113 Dominique Henriques14814 Edwin Kimutai13015 | Elisha Barno13716 Fermando Cabada14417 Frederic Garderes22018 Gizachew Hailu13919 Javier Quintero21420 Jesse Williams15921 Joachim Cassel21622 John Korir12923 Juan de Dios Riveros21324 | Kevin Bohm15625 Kevin Lewis13826 Mario Gradadeno21027 Matthew Sa Iminen20128 Matthew Willia ms21229 Myles Matsuno15730 Philipp Naegele20131 | Raul Arcos15332 Rich Connolly21033 Ryan Martin20134 Ryo Furukawa15035 | Scott Deboer22536 Scott Olberdind14637 Taggart Vanetten15138 Tyler Mccandless13539 Vasily Samoylov22340 Xiwen Cheng209

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