The Relative Frequency Density for a Class Is Obtained by Dividing

question 52

Multiple Choice

The relative frequency density for a class is obtained by dividing the:

• A)frequency of that class by the class width
• B)relative frequency of that class by the total frequency
• C)relative frequency of that class by the class width
• D)frequency of that class by the relative frequency

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