Statistics , Lab # 1 ( print ) last How different is different ?

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Statistics , Lab # 1( print ) lastHow " different " is different ?Consider the following hypothetical exam scores for classes A , and B Constructhistogram for each set of class score , and use the same scalingescaling from 30 - 100 withinterval length of S . ( X - min = 30 x - max - 100 *SC ) = 5 )BothBoth histograms should be on the same piece of paper , one underneath the other .Write one sentence describing the similarityWrite one sentence describing the differenceDescribe a different scenario for each class A and class B that would explain how thescores are laid outClass A70 71 72 74 72 68 79 70 70 71 72 70 72 71 68 1 7373 72 7060 70 68 27 70 68 65 71 72 73 66 70 74 69to Do as to To Go To Go To do not to do not to too co star72 73BR 71 72 72 67 68 70 75 71 71 76 71 73 65 74 72 671971771 71 70 71 7325 70 73 73 73 75 62 70 69 73 64 74 70 74 70 67 68 68 64 718 72 68 69Class B56 61 67 57 81 68 75 72 91 71 66 96 83 62 78 71 61 68 72 720 81 74 7160 81 74 71 88 76 79 95 72 80 61 72 85 27 27 76 40 96 50 60.561 67 74 46 67 69 76 / 76 75 / 85 / 45 / 86Mean us . Median( Which is better ? Huh . )Consider the following hypothetical hourly wages for a group of De Anza students