Consider the following cumulative relative frequency distribution. a. Construct a relative frequency distribution. What percent of the

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Consider the following cumulative relative frequency distribution.

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a. Construct a relative frequency distribution. What percent of the observations are at least 250 but less than 300?

b. Graph an ogive. R-69

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Consider the following cumulative relative frequency distribution. a. Construct a relative frequency distribution. What percent of the

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Class Cumulative Relative Frequency 150 up to 200 0.10 200 up to 250 0.35 250 up to 300 0.70 300 up to 350 1

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