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2 years ago

Analyze the diagram below and complete the instructions that follow.

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Leokris [45]2 years ago

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The answer is 8 percent

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Answer: The relative frequency of column A in group 1= $0.75$

The relative frequency of column B in group 1= $0.25$

The relative frequency of column A in group 2= $0.56$

The relative frequency of column B in group 2= $0.44$

Step-by-step explanation:

The relative frequency is the ration of each frequency by the total value in particular group.

For group 1 : Total =102+34=136

The relative frequency of column A in group 1= $\frac{102}{136}=0.75$

The relative frequency of column B in group 1= $\frac{34}{136}=0.25$

For group 2 : Total =18+14=32

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$=\dfrac{\text{No of ways of choosing 1 girl and 2 boys }}{\text{No of ways of choosing 3 member out of 10 member}}$

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