The accompanying observations are precipitation values during March over a \(30\)-year period in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
\(\begin{array}{*{20}{l}}{.77\;\;1.20\;\;3.00\;\;1.62\;\;2.81\;\;2.48}\\{1.74\;\;.47\;\;3.09\;\;1.31\;\;1.87\;\;\;\;.96}\\{.81\;\;1.43\;\;1.51\;\;\;\;.32\;\;1.18\;\;1.89}\\{1.20 3.37\;\;2.10\;\;\;\;.59\;\;1.35\;\;\;\;.90}\\{1.95 2.20\;\;\;\;.52\;\;\;\;\;.81\;\;4.75\;\;2.05}\end{array}\)
a. Construct and interpret a normal probability plot for this data set. b. Calculate the square root of each value and then construct a normal probability plot based on this transformed data. Does it seem plausible that the square root of precipitation is normally distributed? c. Repeat part (b) after transforming by cube roots.