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svet-max [94.6K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Relative frequency is 7.41% or 0.0741

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

The Attached Table

Required

Calculate the relative frequency of the class with lower limit 27

Relative Frequency is calculated by dividing individual frequency by the total frequency

Mathematically,

$Relative\ Frequency = \frac{Individual\ Frequency}{Total\ Frequency}$

The total frequency of the given data is 6+8+4+2+5+2

$Total\ Frequency = 27$

The class with lower limit 27 has a frequency of 2;

Hence;

$Relative\ Frequency = \frac{Individual\ Frequency}{Total\ Frequency}$ becomes

$Relative\ Frequency = \frac{2}{27}$

$Relative\ Frequency = 0.07407407407$

$Relative\ Frequency = 0.0741$ (Approximated)

You may also leave your answer in percentage form

$Relative\ Frequency = 0.0741 * 100\%$

$Relative\ Frequency = 7.41 \%$

Hence, the relative frequency is 7.41% or 0.0741

vaieri [72.5K]3 years ago

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