Statistics: Informed Decisions Using Data (4th Edition)

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ISBN 10: 0321757270
ISBN 13: 978-0-32175-727-2

Chapter 2 - Section 2.3 - Assess Your Understanding - Applying the Concepts - Page 107: 16b

Answer

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Work Step by Step

$Cumulative~relative~frequency=\frac{cumulative~frequency}{sum~of~all~frequencies}$ Total (sum of all frequencies): $1+0+5+9+6+7+5+11+5+1+1=51$. Cumulative relative frequency for "4.0-5.9" is $\frac{1}{51}\approx0.0196$ Cumulative relative frequency for "6.0-7.9" is $\frac{1}{51}\approx0.0196$ Cumulative relative frequency for "8.0-9.9" is $\frac{6}{51}\approx0.1176$ Cumulative relative frequency for "10.0-11.9" is $\frac{15}{51}\approx0.2941$ Cumulative relative frequency for "12.0-13.9" is $\frac{21}{51}\approx0.4118$ Cumulative relative frequency for "14.0-15.9" is $\frac{28}{51}\approx0.5490$ Cumulative relative frequency for "16.0-17.9" is $\frac{33}{51}\approx0.6471$ Cumulative relative frequency for "18.0-19.9" is $\frac{44}{51}\approx0.8627$ Cumulative relative frequency for "20.0-21.9" is $\frac{49}{51}\approx0.9608$ Cumulative relative frequency for "22.0-23.9" is $\frac{50}{51}\approx0.9804$ Cumulative relative frequency for "24.0-25.9" is $\frac{51}{51}=1$
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