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(Chapter 1-2) Sally, a racecar driver, wanted to keep track of how well she was doing during a particular race. She chose her twenty fastest lap times in order to get a visual aid of her 1. performance. They are listed below in seconds. 360 374 385 322 300 368 324 313 299 302 312 320 318 381 331 308 312 315 324 336 a. Create a Frequency Distribution Table for the given data set. b. Create a Histogram for the data set. the sets of data c. Describe the distribution of the data.

(Chapter 1-2) Sally, a racecar driver, wanted to keep track of how well she was doing during a particular race. She chose her twenty fastest lap times in order to get a visual aid of her 1. performance. They are listed below in seconds. 360 374 385 322 300 368 324 313 299 302 312 320 318 381 331 308 312 315 324 336 a. Create a Frequency Distribution Table for the given data set. b. Create a Histogram for the data set. the sets of data c. Describe the distribution of the data.

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