# Complete the table. GradeFrequencyRelative frequency A5,B11,C16,D5,F1,(Round to two decimal places as needed.)

Chesley 2021-09-06 Answered
Complete the table.
GradeFrequencyRelative frequency
A5
B11
C16
D5
F1
(Round to two decimal places as needed.)
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## Expert Answer

Derrick
Answered 2021-09-07 Author has 94 answers
The relative frequency is the ratio of the frequency to the total number of data, expressed in percentage.
Here, the total number of data is 5+11+16+5+1=38. Hence, the relative frequencies are:
$A:\frac{5}{38}\sim 0.1316\to 13.16\mathrm{%}$
$B:\frac{11}{38}\sim 0.2895\to 28.95\mathrm{%}$
$C:\frac{16}{38}\sim 0.4211\to 42.11\mathrm{%}$
$D:\frac{5}{38}\sim 0.1316\to 13.16\mathrm{%}$
$F:\frac{1}{38}\sim 0.0263\to 2.63\mathrm{%}$
Note: If 42.11% does not work, try 42.10%.
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