1. Create a FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION TABLE for the following:A. Gender (two variables)B. Age (two variables)C. Body Mass Index (four variables)D. Educational Attainment (three variables) PATIENT RESPONDENTSGENDERAGEBMIEDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTCHOLESTEROL LEVEL (mg/dL)EXERCISE INDEX (60 MINUTES)SUGAR INTAKE (%)1m25UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY21525252f20NORMALCOLLEGE21130503m23OVER WEIGHTCOLLEGE30030754f40OBESEHIGHSCHOOL289351005m35UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY22535256m33NORMALCOLLEGE21510507f32OVER WEIGHTHIGHSCHOOL18015758m31OBESEHIGHSCHOOL315151009f26UNDER WEIGHTHIGHSCHOOL200155010m20NORMALCOLLEGE150257511m22OVER WEIGHTCOLLEGE2224510012f24OBESECOLLEGE225552513m18UNDER WEIGHTCOLLEGE300505014f19NORMALCOLLEGE200507515m25OVER WEIGHTCOLLEGE230505016m26OBESECOLLEGE245257517f27UNDER WEIGHTCOLLEGE2402510018m28NORMALCOLLEGE200255019f29OVER WEIGHTELEMENTARY222237520m31OBESEELEMENTARY2132310021m33UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY150292522f32NORMALELEMENTARY180285023m34OVER WEIGHTELEMENTARY195287524f35OBESEELEMENTARY5002710025m33UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY255162526m36OBESEELEMENTARY245165027f35OBESEHIGHSCHOOL150187528m25OBESEHIGHSCHOOL2221810029f27UNDER WEIGHTHIGHSCHOOL165245030m27OBESEHIGHSCHOOL265247531m27OBESEHIGHSCHOOL2651910032f26UNDER WEIGHTCOLLEGE200602533m26OBESEHIGHSCHOOL245605034f25OBESECOLLEGE312607535m29UNDER WEIGHTHIGHSCHOOL300555036m28OBESECOLLEGE400527537f38OBESEHIGHSCHOOL2315410038m45UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY200545039f50OBESEELEMENTARY265547540m20OBESEELEMENTARY250352541m20UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY140355042f19OBESEELEMENTARY400357543m24NORMALELEMENTARY120335044f23NORMALCOLLEGE120257545m22OBESEELEMENTARY2482610046m21OVER WEIGHTELEMENTARY200265047f22UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY188267548m30UNDER WEIGHTHIGHSCHOOL1882410049f30UNDER WEIGHTHIGHSCHOOL150242550M43UNDER WEIGHTCOLLEGE155255051m25UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY215252552f20NORMALCOLLEGE211305053m23OVER WEIGHTCOLLEGE300307554f40OBESEHIGHSCHOOL2893510055m35UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY225352556m33NORMALCOLLEGE215105057f32OVER WEIGHTHIGHSCHOOL180157558m31OBESEHIGHSCHOOL3151510059f26UNDER WEIGHTHIGHSCHOOL200155060m20NORMALCOLLEGE150257561m22OVER WEIGHTCOLLEGE2224510062f24OBESECOLLEGE225552563m18UNDER WEIGHTCOLLEGE300505064f19NORMALCOLLEGE200507565m25OVER WEIGHTCOLLEGE230505066m26OBESECOLLEGE245257567f27UNDER WEIGHTCOLLEGE2402510068m28NORMALCOLLEGE200255069f29OVER WEIGHTELEMENTARY222237570m31OBESEELEMENTARY2132310071m33UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY150292572f32NORMALELEMENTARY180285073m34OVER WEIGHTELEMENTARY195287574f35OBESEELEMENTARY5002710075m33UNDER WEIGHTELEMENTARY2551625

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1. Create a FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION TABLE for the following:
A. Gender (two variables)
B. Age (two variables)
C. Body Mass Index (four variables)
D. Educational Attainment (three variables)

PATIENT RESPONDENTS	GENDER	AGE	BMI	EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT	CHOLESTEROL LEVEL (mg/dL)	EXERCISE INDEX (60 MINUTES)	SUGAR INTAKE (%)
1	m	25	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	215	25	25
2	f	20	NORMAL	COLLEGE	211	30	50
3	m	23	OVER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	300	30	75
4	f	40	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	289	35	100
5	m	35	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	225	35	25
6	m	33	NORMAL	COLLEGE	215	10	50
7	f	32	OVER WEIGHT	HIGHSCHOOL	180	15	75
8	m	31	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	315	15	100
9	f	26	UNDER WEIGHT	HIGHSCHOOL	200	15	50
10	m	20	NORMAL	COLLEGE	150	25	75
11	m	22	OVER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	222	45	100
12	f	24	OBESE	COLLEGE	225	55	25
13	m	18	UNDER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	300	50	50
14	f	19	NORMAL	COLLEGE	200	50	75
15	m	25	OVER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	230	50	50
16	m	26	OBESE	COLLEGE	245	25	75
17	f	27	UNDER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	240	25	100
18	m	28	NORMAL	COLLEGE	200	25	50
19	f	29	OVER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	222	23	75
20	m	31	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	213	23	100
21	m	33	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	150	29	25
22	f	32	NORMAL	ELEMENTARY	180	28	50
23	m	34	OVER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	195	28	75
24	f	35	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	500	27	100
25	m	33	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	255	16	25
26	m	36	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	245	16	50
27	f	35	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	150	18	75
28	m	25	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	222	18	100
29	f	27	UNDER WEIGHT	HIGHSCHOOL	165	24	50
30	m	27	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	265	24	75
31	m	27	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	265	19	100
32	f	26	UNDER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	200	60	25
33	m	26	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	245	60	50
34	f	25	OBESE	COLLEGE	312	60	75
35	m	29	UNDER WEIGHT	HIGHSCHOOL	300	55	50
36	m	28	OBESE	COLLEGE	400	52	75
37	f	38	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	231	54	100
38	m	45	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	200	54	50
39	f	50	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	265	54	75
40	m	20	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	250	35	25
41	m	20	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	140	35	50
42	f	19	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	400	35	75
43	m	24	NORMAL	ELEMENTARY	120	33	50
44	f	23	NORMAL	COLLEGE	120	25	75
45	m	22	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	248	26	100
46	m	21	OVER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	200	26	50
47	f	22	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	188	26	75
48	m	30	UNDER WEIGHT	HIGHSCHOOL	188	24	100
49	f	30	UNDER WEIGHT	HIGHSCHOOL	150	24	25
50	M	43	UNDER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	155	25	50
51	m	25	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	215	25	25
52	f	20	NORMAL	COLLEGE	211	30	50
53	m	23	OVER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	300	30	75
54	f	40	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	289	35	100
55	m	35	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	225	35	25
56	m	33	NORMAL	COLLEGE	215	10	50
57	f	32	OVER WEIGHT	HIGHSCHOOL	180	15	75
58	m	31	OBESE	HIGHSCHOOL	315	15	100
59	f	26	UNDER WEIGHT	HIGHSCHOOL	200	15	50
60	m	20	NORMAL	COLLEGE	150	25	75
61	m	22	OVER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	222	45	100
62	f	24	OBESE	COLLEGE	225	55	25
63	m	18	UNDER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	300	50	50
64	f	19	NORMAL	COLLEGE	200	50	75
65	m	25	OVER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	230	50	50
66	m	26	OBESE	COLLEGE	245	25	75
67	f	27	UNDER WEIGHT	COLLEGE	240	25	100
68	m	28	NORMAL	COLLEGE	200	25	50
69	f	29	OVER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	222	23	75
70	m	31	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	213	23	100
71	m	33	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	150	29	25
72	f	32	NORMAL	ELEMENTARY	180	28	50
73	m	34	OVER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	195	28	75
74	f	35	OBESE	ELEMENTARY	500	27	100
75	m	33	UNDER WEIGHT	ELEMENTARY	255	16	25

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