Understand Frequency Tables, Cumulative & Relative Frequency in Statistics - [7-7-3]

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In this lesson, you will learn what a frequency table is and how to construct a frequency table from raw data. We build a frequency table by tabulating how many times a specific data point occurs in the data and recording that number (frequency) in the table. The cumulative frequency is the running total of the frequencies recorded. The relative frequency tells us how often a specific data point occurs in the data set, as a percentage.

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So to clarify, relative frequency is the frequency dived by the total number sample size? example for relative frequency: Row 2 temp 69 it’s 4 divided 25 and for cumulative relative frequency would it be 5 divided by 25 instead ?

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temperature 73 frequency 3 cumulative frequency 25

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below 70%

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temperature 72 frequency 5 cumulative frquency 22

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temperature 72 frequency 5 cumulative frequency 22

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thermostat temperature 68 frequency 1

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40%

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temp 69 frequency 4 cumulative frequency 5

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temperature 71 frequency 5 cumulative frequency 17

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cumulative frequency 1

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relative frequency 20%

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relative frequency % 28%

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68 cumulative frequency 1+4 frequency of 69 temperature =5

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4% fraction 4/100 decimal 0.04

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