Question

1 question I need help with please!

Answer 1

Okay...

Answer 2

this the question and also half the answer

Answer 3

this is the rest of the answers

Answer 4

??

Answer 5

@Evil-cow-8

Answer 6

To find the relative frequency, you can count the amount of numbers that belong to the interval, and then divide it by the numbers of numbers.

Answer 7

It said "using the width of 3." Therefore, the intervals will be 0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-11, 12-14, and 15-17.

Answer 8

For example, there are 30 numbers in the table. Two of them belong to the interval of 0-2, so to calculate the relative frequency: \(2\div 30\approx 0.07\). You can calculate the rest by yourself so that you will get used to it.

Answer 9

So I think the answer is C