Using Men’s Ideal Weights, make a histogram, get Mean, Std.Deviation, and Five-Number Summary. Describe the distribution …

      a. Using Men’s Ideal Weights, make a histogram, get Mean,   Std.Deviation, and Five-Number Summary. Describe the distribution.    Description   should include min, max, center, spread, number of peaks, shape,   identification of outliers           b. Calculate   the z-score for the weight 170 lbs. What is the probability P of weighing   more than 170 — P(x>170) ?           c. What   range of Men’s Ideal Weights contain 95% of the data responses (empirical   rule for bell-shaped distribution) ?                         Age Gender Height Weight Ideal Weight   30 M 71 140 175   25 M 70 150 175   37 M 69 150 150   27 M 71 155 165   25 M 70 160 175   37 M 74 160 185   23 M 66 164 155   31 M 72 165 175   24 M 67 165 160   20 M 71 165 165   25 M 73 170 180   26 M 68 170 160   30 M 73 185 180   34 M 73 185 165   30 M 73 185 180   38 M 67 185 165   44 M 67 187 160   49 M 69 188 185   50 M 66 190 180   35 M 73 190 200   33 M 70 190 175   26 M 73 190 180   40 M 71 190 175   46 M 73 195 180   46 M 73 195 180   46 M 73 195 180   31 M 68 200 170   27 M 76 200 215   24 M 75 201 200   36 M 69 204 185   30 M 73 205 180   29 M 70 210 200   27 M 72 210 200   51 M 66 215 195   36 M 74 215 205   22 M 71 215 195   27 M 72 215 195   41 M 72 220 190   47 M 73 220 200   26 M 72 220 205   25 M 72 220 200   38 M 70 220 185   37 M 71 223 190   51 M 75 225 225   37 M 71 226 190   31 M 74 227 220   32 M 72 230 200   45 M 70 230 220   29 M 75 235 180   25 M 73 235 180   35 M 76 240 205   41 M 76 245 220   29 M 72 248 220   46 M 73 250 225   43 M 74 255 190   26 M 70 260 180   39 M 73 260 220   32 M 75 260 230   28 M 71 260 200   57 M 74 277 240   49 M 75 285 240   55 M 68 290 175   29 M 73.5 301 205   31 M 71 412 250   44 M 70 450 180