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Answer 1

Relative frequencies are calculated by taking the frequency of the group, and dividing it with the expected group frequency.

For example, the 6 green options chosen, you take the value out of the total group frequency (in this case, 60).

So for your green's frequency, you do 6/60 (which is 0.1)

Then you can do the same for the rest of them.

\(\dfrac{24}{60}=?\)

\(\dfrac{9}{60}=?\)

\(\dfrac{21}{60}=?\)

Answer 2

Of course