300 Time left 2:24:18 Water scarcity has traditionally been a major concem in the Canary Islands Water rights are divided into shares, which are privately owned. The article "The Social Construction of Scarcity. The Case ofWater in Tenerife (Canary Islands) Aguera-kink, E. Perez-Morana, and S anchez-Garcia, Ecological Economics, 2000-233-245) discusses the extent to which many of the shares are concentrated among a few owners. The following table presents the number of owners who own various numbers of shares. (There were 15 owners who owned 50 shares or more, these are omitted) Note that it is possible to own a fractional number of share; for example, the interval 2-3 contains 112 individuals who owned at least 2 but less than 3 share Calculate the relative frequency for each interval and complete the table below in the percentage value only w/o the sign umber of Number of Owners tative Frequency (N Shares 0-1 3-42 170 THE 43 -10 10-15 5 15-20 32 20-25 25-30 30-50