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The percent frequency for S&P 100 companies in the Consumer Staples sector is

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torisob [31]1 year ago

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The percent frequency for S&P 100 companies in the Consumer Staples sector is 8.2%

<h3>How to determine the percentage frequency?</h3>

From the pie chart of the dataset (see attachment for the pie chart), we have:

Consumer Staples = 8.2%

This means that the percent frequency for S&P 100 companies in the Consumer Staples sector is 8.2%

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