Question

ben is organizing the pictures on his computer into digital folders. he has 12 pictures of landscapes, 36 pictures of people, and 12 pictures of animals. complete the relative frequency table for the data. chart: bens pictures, topic (landscapes, people, animals), relative frequency (blanks with %)

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate total number of pictures

First, we find the total number of pictures by adding the number of landscape, people, and animal pictures. So, total = 12 (landscapes) + 36 (people) + 12 (animals) = 60.

Step2: Calculate relative frequency for Landscapes

Relative frequency for landscapes is (number of landscape pictures / total number of pictures) 100. So, (12 / 60) 100 = 20%.

Step3: Calculate relative frequency for People

Relative frequency for people is (36 / 60) * 100 = 60%.

Step4: Calculate relative frequency for Animals

Relative frequency for animals is (12 / 60) * 100 = 20%.

Answer:

Landscapes: 20%, People: 60%, Animals: 20%