General Studies · Data Representation
The relative frequency of a class interval is calculated as the:
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- 1frequency of the class divided by the total frequency of all classes✓
- 2frequency of the class subtracted from the total frequency of all classes
- 3frequency of the class multiplied by the total frequency of all classes
- 4frequency of the class added to the total frequency of all classes
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frequency of the class divided by the total frequency of all classes
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