19. Beer Consumption. In the Global Status Report on Alcoholand Health 2014, the World Health Organization has provided thepercentage of beer consumption in a 44 Asian and European countries.（picture）a. Identify the classes for grouping these data, using limit groupingwith classes of equal width 9.1 and a first class of 9.5–18.5.b. Identify the class marks of the classes found in part (a).c. Construct frequency and relative-frequency distributions of thebeer consumption based on your classes obtained in part (a).d. Draw a frequency histogram for beer consumption based on yourgrouping in part (a).e. Classify the shape of the distribution of beer consumption for thegiven 44 countries both generally and specifically. % of beerconsumption Country% of beerconsumptionCountryAlbania31.8Latvia46.9Andorra34.6LuxembourgMontenegroNetherlands36.2Armenia9.710.9Austria50.446.8Belgium49.2Norway44.2Bosnia and73.3Poland55.1HerzegovinBulgariaCroatia39.3PortugalRepublic of30.839.530.4MoldovaCzech Republic53.3Romania50.0Denmark37.7Russian Federation37.6Estonia41.2Serbia51.5Finland46.0Slovenia44.5France18.8Spain49.7Germany53.6Sweden37.0Greece28.1Switzerland31.8Hungary36.3TajikistanThe former YugoslavRepublic of MacedoniaTurkey10.2Iceland61.847.4Ireland48.163.3Israel44.0Turkmenistan15.4Italy23.0Ukraine40.5Kazakhstan31.8United Kingdom of Great36.9Britain and Northern IrelandКyrgyzstan22.6Uzbekistan18.3

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19. Beer Consumption. In the Global Status Report on Alcohol
and Health 2014, the World Health Organization has provided the
percentage of beer consumption in a 44 Asian and European countries.

（picture）

a. Identify the classes for grouping these data, using limit grouping
with classes of equal width 9.1 and a first class of 9.5–18.5.
b. Identify the class marks of the classes found in part (a).
c. Construct frequency and relative-frequency distributions of the
beer consumption based on your classes obtained in part (a).
d. Draw a frequency histogram for beer consumption based on your
grouping in part (a).
e. Classify the shape of the distribution of beer consumption for the
given 44 countries both generally and specifically.