Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Conditional relative frequency is a frequency that is obtained in fraction that tells you what particular group has a particular feature.
In the questions above
Total number of high school students = 347
We have 3 groups based on their political tendencies
Liberal
Total number of Liberal students: 95
Total number of male Liberal Students = 27
Total number of female Liberal student = 95 - 27 = 68
Moderate
Total number of moderate students: 128
Total number of female moderate Students = 91
Total number of male moderate students is calculated as = 128 - 91
= 37
Conservative
Total number of conservative students: is not given in the question.
This is calculated as Total number of High school student - ( Total number of Liberal students + Total number of Moderate students)
347- (95+128) = 347- 223
= 124
Total number of female conservative Students= 93
Total number of male conservative students was not given in the question. Therefore it is calculated as = 124 -93 = 31
To determine the conditional relative frequency of males = Total number of high school male students in the school ÷ Total number of high school students in the school
Total number of male high school students is calculated as = Number of male Liberal students + Number of male Moderate students + Number of male Conservative students.
= 27 + 37 + 31
= 95 male high school students.
Hence the Conditional relative frequency of males = 95/347
