Answer:
1) Explanation and figure attached below.
2) For this case we see that most of the values are on the right part of the distribution so then we can conclude that the distribution is skewed to the left. The mean seems to be < Median< Mode for this case.
Explanation:
Part 1
If we order the data from the smallest to the largest we got:
13.1 , 16.2 ,18.3 , 21.1 , 23.4 , 24.3 , 24.5
25.1 , 25.2 , 26.4 , 26.6 ,27.3 ,28 , 28.6 ,
28.7 , 29 , 29.4 , 29.4 , 29.5 , 30 , 30.7
31.2 , 32 , 32 , 33.5 , 33.6 , 33.7 , 33.9
34.2 , 34.4 , 34.5 , 34.5 , 34.8 , 34.8
34.8 , 34.9 , 35.3 , 35.3 , 35.6 , 35.7
35.9 , 36 , 36.6 , 36.8 , 37.7 , 37.9
38.1 , 38.8 , 39.2 , 39.9
For this case if we use 10 mpg as the lower limit and with a width of 5 mpg for the intervals we have the following table:
Interval Frequency Midpoint
[10-15) 1 12.5
[15-20) 2 17.5
[20,25) 4 22.5
[25-30) 12 27.5
[30-35) 17 32.5
[35-40) 14 37.5
Total 50
So the histogram is on the figure attached. The midpoint for the class interval with the largest number of observations is 32.5.
Part 2
For this case we see that most of the values are on the right part of the distribution so then we can conclude that the distribution is skewed to the left. The mean seems to be < Median< Mode for this case.