As noted, the 4.2 reading was not available; therefore, the first question can’t be answered.

The closest station to me is the Long Island Railroad – Saint. Albans stop, and for the subway, the E, J, and Z trains – Jamaica Station stop. My area comprises of mostly lower class to working class. I am not surprised with my answer. New York has many areas that people with extreme income differences are neighbors. For example, I know someone who lives in Chelsea and is paying $20k+/month for their loft. And one block away is Chelsea projects, which has a much lower income bracket. In my neighborhood there is a mixture of individuals: business owners, families, wage-earners, unemployed, etc . . . St. Albans is an area of Queens that has many different age groups as well. Many people in my area have some level of higher education. There is also a high percentage of home ownership. The classes I identified are an accurate representation of those living in my neighborhood.

As noted, the 4.2 reading was not available; therefore, the third question can’t be answered.