Please help me with these FRQ questions. I am not so clear with it. Thank you. Part II: FRQSDIRECTIONS: Complete the follow free response questions as if you were taking the actual AP Statistics Exam. Forquestions 1-2 take about 10-12 minutes on each. Show all your work. Indicate clearly the methods you use, because youwill be scored on the correctness of your methods as well as on the accuracy and completeness of your results andexplanations.The U.S. speed skaters heading to the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics needed to investigate reasons for theteam's poor showing at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. There were many potential reasons presented to explainthis poor performance, including that the U.S. speed skating team trained in Collalbo, Italy at elevation 3,792 ft butSochi, Russia is at sea level (elevation 0 ft).(a) In the months leading up to the Sochi Olympics, the U.S. speed skaters competed in manyinternational skating competitions to prepare for the Olympic Games. One competition waslocated in Salt Lake City, Utah (elevation 4,330 ft) in November 2013 and the other in Berlin,Germany (elevation 164 ft) in December 2013. For these two competitions the times for 14athletes in the men's 1500m were recorded in both races. The difference in finish times wascalculated for each athlete and summary statistics are shown below.МeanStandard DeviationSalt Lake City - Berlin-3.37 seconds0.87 secondsE PIi.Assuming that all conditions for inference have been met, construct a 95% confidenceinterval for the mean difference in 1500m times between the Salt Lake City and Berlincompetitions.E PIii.Does this interval suggest that there is a mean difference in finish times when twocompetitions are held at different elevations? Explain your reasoning.E PIiiiBased on your conclusion in part (a-ii), which type of error, Type I or Type II is possible?Describe a consequence of this error in the context of this study. (b) The completion times for 15 athletes who competed in both the Berlin event and in the 1500mfinal at the Sochi Olympics (two cities with similar elevation) were also compared and thedifference in finish times (Berlin – Sochi) was calculated for each athlete. From this data, a 95%confidence interval for the mean difference in 1500m times between the Berlin and Sochicompetitions is 0.16 + 0.68 seconds.i. Assuming that all conditions for inference have been met, does this interval suggestthat there is a difference in mean finish times when two competitions are held atsimilar elevations? Explain your reasoning.E PIEPIii.The power of this inference test was calculated to be 0.391. Interpret this value incontext.E PIiii.What can be done to increase the power of the inference test? Explain your reasoningсan

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Description: Please help me with these FRQ questions. I am not so clear with it. Thank you. Part II: FRQSDIRECTIONS: Complete the follow free response questions as if you were taking the actual AP Statistics Exam. Forquestions 1-2 take about 10-12 minutes on each