Question

a relative frequency table is made from data in a frequency table. what is the value of y in the relative frequency table? round the answer to the nearest percent. frequency table

	g	h	total
f	14	8	22
total	26	19	45	relative frequency table
	g	h	total

Explanation:

Step1: Recall relative - frequency formula

Relative frequency of a value = $\frac{\text{Frequency of the value}}{\text{Total frequency}}\times100\%$

Step2: Identify the relevant values

Assume $y$ is the relative - frequency of a particular cell. Let's assume we are calculating the relative frequency of the cell with frequency value related to the problem. If we assume we want to find the relative frequency of one of the non - total cells, for example, if we consider the whole - table context and assume we are looking for a relative frequency of a single cell value. Let's say we want to find the relative frequency of a cell in the frequency table. If we assume we are calculating the relative frequency of a cell in the table with respect to the total number of data points. The total number of data points is 45.

Step3: Calculate the relative frequency

Let's assume we are calculating the relative frequency of a cell with frequency value 12 (for example, if $y$ corresponds to the relative frequency of the cell with value 12 in the frequency table). The relative frequency $y=\frac{12}{45}\times100\%=\frac{1200}{45}\approx26.67\%\approx27\%$

Answer:

27%