Question

lesson 14: frequency tables and graphs frequency tables drag the letter next to each definition on the right to the correct term on the left. absolute frequency cumulative frequency frequency distribution frequency table relative frequency a. table that lists data values and uses tally marks, numbers, and/or percentages to show the number of times that the value appears in the data set b. number or tally marks that show the number of times a value appears in the data set c. percentage that equals the absolute frequency of a value divided by the total number of data observations in the set d. group of values or intervals used to separate observations in the data set e. percentage that equals the relative frequency of a value added to the relative frequency of all data values that come before it in the frequency distribution check answer reset

Explanation:

• Absolute Frequency: Matches definition b (number/tally marks for value occurrence).
• Cumulative Frequency: Matches definition e (relative frequency added with prior ones).
• Frequency Distribution: Matches definition d (groups/intervals to separate observations).
• Frequency Table: Matches definition a (lists data values with tally/marks/percentages).
• Relative Frequency: Matches definition c (absolute frequency divided by total observations).

Answer:

• Absolute Frequency: b. Number or tally marks that show the number of times a value appears in the data set
• Cumulative Frequency: e. Percentage that equals the relative frequency of a value added to the relative frequency of all data values that come before it in the frequency distribution
• Frequency Distribution: d. Group of values or intervals used to separate observations in the data set
• Frequency Table: a. Table that lists data values and uses tally marks, numbers, and/or percentages to show the number of times that the value appears in the data set
• Relative Frequency: c. Percentage that equals the absolute frequency of a value divided by the total number of data observations in the set