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Relative frequency distribution use percentages to construct the relative frequency distribution corresponding to the accompanying frequency distribution for McDonald鈥檚 dinner service times.

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The relative frequency distribution corresponding to the accompanying frequency distribution for McDonald鈥檚 dinner service times are as,

Time (sec)

Relative frequency (%)

60-119

14

120-179

44

180-239

28

240-299

4

300-359

10

Step by step solution

01

Given information 

Refer to Exercise 1 for the frequency distribution of McDonald鈥檚 dinner service times.

Time (sec)

Frequency

60-119

7

120-179

22

180-239

14

240-299

2

300-359

5

N

50

02

Definition of relative frequency

A frequency distribution that represents counts of observations in different intervals or categories.

Thus, a frequency is a count against a category, represented by .

Relative frequency distribution is a summarization of categories and the relative frequencies.

Relative frequency is the ratio of the frequency of a particular event in a statistical experiment to the total frequency, which is expressed in percentage.

Mathematically,

Rfi=fifi=fiN

03

Calculate the relative frequency distribution

The table shows relative frequency of each class,

Time (sec)

Frequency

Intermediate calculation of relative frequency

Relative frequency (%)

60-119

7

750100

14

120-179

22

2250100

44

180-239

14

1450100

28

240-299

2

250100

4

300-359

5

550100

10

Thus, the relative frequencies obtained are shown above.

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