The following scores represent the finalexamination grades for an elementarystatistics course (treated as population):236079325774527082368077819541659285557652106475782580988167417183546472886274436078897684488490157934671782697463808561(a) Construct a stem-and-leaf displayrepresenting the given data set. Use the tensdigits for the stem.(b) Construct a frequency distribution tablefor the given data set. Use class size of 10and start from 10 (i.e. 10-19, 20-29 etc.).(c) Determine the following summarymeasures considering the providedfrequency distribution from (b): (e) Determine the z-score of the secondlowest and the second highest gradesamong the population.(f) What should be the minimum grade ofthe student in order for him/her to have agrade:(f.1) higher than 40% of the studentpopulation?(f.2) higher than 75% of the studentpopulation?(f.3) higher than 90% of the studentpopulation?Consider the frequency distribution from (b)for the calculations.

To create stem and leaf plot, we keep first digit in stem and another second digit in leaf.

Answered: 92 85 55 76 52 10 64 75 78 25 80 98 81…

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