A marketing firm is determining how successful their new product will be. The firm asks a random sample of 30 potential customers to rate the new product by how likely they would purchase it if produced. The customer's individual responses are recorded in tab "Customer Liklihood". Required: Complete the following frequency table: \begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|l|} \hline & Frequecny & Relative Frequency & & \\ \hline Would Purchase & & & \\ \hline Probably Purchase & & & \\ \hline Maybe Purchase & & & \\ \hline Not Purchase & & & \\ \hline Total & & & \\ \hline \end{tabular} For an answer to be graded as correct, you must use an Excel formula: 1. Begin each formula with an = sign. 2. Reference cells, instead of entering values. Example: =B3+C3 \begin{tabular}{|c|} \hline Customer Liklihood of Purchasing Product \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Probably Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Not Purchase \\ \hline Not Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Probably Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Probably Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Not Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline Probably Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Not Purchase \\ \hline Not Purchase \\ \hline Maybe Purchase \\ \hline Would Purchase \\ \hline \end{tabular}