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ANEK [815]
2 years ago
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Mathematics
1 answer:
GrogVix [38]2 years ago
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The relative frequencies for the given table are:

  • Male → 13/44
  • Female →  17/86
  • Adult → 29/86
  • Baby → 7/43

<h3>How to get the relative frequencies?</h3>

The relative frequency of a given element out of a set, is given by the quotient between the number of that element and the total number of the set.

Here we can see that the total number of moose is:

52 + 34 + 58 + 28 = 172

There are 52 male moose, then the relative frequency for male moose is:

M = 52/172 = 26/86 = 13/44

There are 34 female moose, then the relative frequency is:

F = 34/172 = 17/86

There are 58 adult moose, so the relative frequency is:

A = 58/172 = 29/86

There are 28 baby moose, so the relative frequency is:

B = 28/172 = 14/86 = 7/43

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