The relative frequency of students who have three siblings is 25% given that there are 60 students in a class in which 5 have no siblings, 26 have one sibling, 14 have two siblings and 15 have three siblings. This can be obtained by using the formula for relative frequency.
<h3>What is the relative frequency of students who have three siblings?</h3>
Given that,
total number of students in the class = 60
number of students who have no sibling = 5
number of students who have 1 sibling = 26
number of students who have 2 sibling = 14
number of students who have 3 sibling = 15
Formula for relative frequency = f/n, where f is the number of times the data occurred, n is the total number of frequencies.
Therefore,
relative frequency of students who have three siblings = 15/60 = 0.25
In percentage ⇒ 0.25 × 100 = 25%
Hence the relative frequency of students who have three siblings is 25% given that there are 60 students in a class in which 5 have no siblings, 26 have one sibling, 14 have two siblings and 15 have three siblings.
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