[The following information applies to the questions displayed below.] Keywords: Customer Profitability, Inventory Management, Customer Relationship Management Decision-Making Context: Merchandising companies sell products to customers. They make money by selling the products for more than what they paid. In this lab, we compute the gross margin for each product to identify the company’s most profitable products. This analysis allows merchandising companies to focus their efforts on selling the most profitable products, which in turn helps them make more profits. Access the text alternative for Lab 1-3 Tableau. Will open in a new tab or window. Internet connection required. Required: Create calculated fields for the gross margin and gross margin percentage. Create a histogram to visualize the distribution of gross margin percentage across SKUs. Adjust the automated bin size to 0.025. Create a list of SKUs in the highest bin. Data: Lab 1.3 Data.xlsx Specify the Question: Which products (SKUs) are the most profitable to sell? Obtain the Data: Fancy Fruits is a fictitious mail-order business that sells exotic fruit from around the world to customers throughout the United States. The company keeps a price list for each product. We will work from this price list to find the items that are most profitable per dollar of sales. Analyze the Data: Refer to lab 1.3 in your text for additional instructions and steps. Answer....... 1. What is the size of each bin? 2. Is this dataset negatively (left) or positively (right) skewed? 3. Which gross margin percentage bin does the FRT-COU SKU fit in? 4. How many products (SKUs) have gross margin percentages in the 0.325 - 0.35 range? 5. How many products (SKUs) have gross margin percentages in the 0.35 - 0.375 range?