1st question h 1. The statistics below provide a summary of the distribution of heights, in inches, for a simple randomsample of 200 young children,Mean: 46 inchesMedian: 45 inchesStandard Deviation: 3 inchesFirst Quartile: 43 inchesThird Quartile: 48 inchesAbout 100 children in the sample have heights that are(A) less than 43 inches(B) less than 48 inches(C) between 43 and 48 inches(D)between 40 and 52 inches(E) more than 46 inches2. In which of the following situations would it be most difficult to use a census?(A) To determine what proportion of licensed bicycles on a university campus have lights(B) To determine what proportion of students in a high school support wearing uniforms(C) To determine what proportion of registered students enrolled in a college are employed morethan 20 hours each week(D) To determine what proportion of single-family dwellings in a small town have two-car garages(E) To determine what proportion of fish in Lake Michigan are bassThe distribution of the diameters of a particular variety of oranges is approximately normal with astandard deviation of 0.3 inch. How does the diameter of an orange at the 67th percentile comparewith the mean diameter?(A)0.201 inch below the mean(B)0.132 inch below the mean(C) 0.132 inch above the mean(D)0.201 inch above the mean(E) 0.440 inch above the mean

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Description: 1st question h 1. The statistics below provide a summary of the distribution of heights, in inches, for a simple randomsample of 200 young children,Mean: 46 inchesMedian: 45 inchesStandard Deviation: 3 inchesFirst Quartile: 43 inchesThird Quartile: