Avery B.

asked • 09/08/21

frequency distributions for quantitive data

Can someone please do an example of freqeuncy, cumulative, and relative of different classes while using the same answers? I am stuck on this on my homework.

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Avery B.

The question like my homework. It’s basically a chart with numbers from a certain range and a list of numbers to get the frequency for each range. Then for each frequency I have to find the cumulative and relative frequency
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Jennetta G. answered • 09/13/21

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Happy to help! Cumulative distribution is going to be the sum of your distribution at any given point, so it will add up to 1 (100%) by the end of the distribution. If you schedule a session id be happy to talk you through your homework problems in more detail!

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