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Network externalities are:
Relative Frequency Distribution
A representation of the number of times each value occurs relative to the total number of observations.
Cumulative Frequency
The sum of frequencies accumulated up to a certain point in a distribution, showing the number or proportion of observations below a particular value.
Cumulative Relative Frequency
The accumulation of the previous relative frequencies up to a certain class or point, representing the proportion of observations.
Percentage
A proportion or share represented as a fraction of 100, used to express how large or small one quantity is relative to another quantity.
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