0 Question 16 v It is often useful to think of relative frequency as a percentage. f 8 For example, suppose that 8 out of 32 kids in a class are aged 11. Then 1'. f = = E = 0.25. n This means that 25% of the kids in the class are aged 11. Suppose on a given day, only 20 kids were in class. Then we would expect that 025(20) = 5 of them would be 11 years old. Now, suppose that in a company that employs 463 people, 50 were born in California. a. Find the relative frequency of California-born employees at the company. Round to two decimals. C] b. What percent of employees at the company were born in California? Enter a whole number. C] c. In a group of 36 employees from this company, how many would you expect to be California-born? Round to one decimal if needed. C]