1. Nine people played two rounds of a ring toss game in which they tried to toss a ring from a set distance onto a vertical peg on the ground. They tossed the ring 9 times each and recorded on the dot plots shown the number of successful tosses. Data Set 1 shows the results of the first game and Data Set 2 shows the results of the second game. From the data, what conclusions can be made about the two games? (a) Estimate each center. Explain what this means in context. (b) Identify each spread. Explain what this means in context. (c) Determine the degree of overlap as high, moderate, low, or none. Use your answers in parts (a) and (b) to explain what this means in this context.