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1. Use gretl to generate 100 observations from the uniform distribution that ranges from 0 to 49. Make a frequency distribution of these observations. Include a copy of the frequency distribution in your assignment with a properly labelled x- and y-axis. Describe the distribution in two or three sentences. [Tip: Use all of the words: peak, skewed, spread, and outlier. Incorporate statistics whenever appropriate.]
2. Use gretl to generate 1,000 observations from the uniform distribution that ranges from 0 to 40. Make a frequency distribution of these observations. Include a copy of the frequency distribution in your assignment with a properly labelled x- and y-axis. Describe the distribution in two or three sentences. [Tip: Use all of the words: peak, skewed, spread, and outlier. Incorporate statistics whenever appropriate.]
3. Compare the distribution from part c with part b.
4. Use gretl to generate 100 observations from the Normal distribution with a mean of 0 and a variance of 1. Make a frequency distribution of these observations. Include a copy of the frequency distribution in your assignment with a properly labelled x- and y-axis. Describe the distribution in two or three sentences. [Tip: Use all of the words: peak, skewed, spread, and outlier. Incorporate statistics whenever appropriate.]
5. Use gretl to generate 1,000 observations from the Normal distribution with a mean of 0 and a variance of 1. Make a frequency distribution of these observations. Include a copy of the frequency distribution in your assignment with a properly labelled x- and y-axis. Describe the distribution in two or three sentences. [Tip: Use all of the words: peak, skewed, spread, and outlier. Incorporate statistics whenever appropriate.]
6. Compare the distribution from part f compare to that of part e.