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HELP PLEAAASEEE Ireland opened a bag or skittles and recorded the colors and their frequencies.
What is the RELATIVE FREQUENCY, rounded to the NEAREST HUNDREDTH, for
the number of PURPLE candies?

HELP PLEAAASEEE Ireland Opened A Bag Or Skittles And Recorded The Colors And Their Frequencies What Is The RELATIVE FREQUENCY Rounded To The NEAREST HUNDREDTH F class=

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Answer:  0.25

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Explanation:

We want the relative frequency of the purple candies.

There are 16 purple out of 18+20+10+16 = 64 total

Divide the values to get 16/64 = 0.25

Exactly 25% of the candies are purple. This converts to the fraction 1/4.

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The correct answer is 25%

What is Relative Frequency?

  • The number of times an event occurs divided by the total number of events occurring in a given data.

How to solve the problem?

  • This problem can be solved by following steps.
  • The data of color and frequency is given in table.
  • We need find the relative frequency for Purple

First calculate the the total number of frequency

18+20+10+16

= 64

The total number of frequency is 64

Hence the relative frequency of purple is 16/64

Therefore , relative frequency of purple is 1/4 = 0.25

Therefore 25% of purple candies are there

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