How would I answer this discussion question?

Relative frequency is described as the percentage of each category as a whole, while cumulative frequency is described as the percentage of that category added to the percentages of the previous categories (Chamberlain University, 2021). I think the best way to present the information related to the clinic and the injuries seen would be relative frequency table. It would show the percent of each category to the whole. I would use a pie graph to represent this data. According to the lesson this week, pie graphs are "good for graphing the relative frequencies, using the raw data. Add the percentage to the graph so that you can tell at a glance what percentage of the whole each pie piece represents" (Chamberlain University, 2021). For the second set of data related to the number of minutes spent in the waiting room, I would use a cumulative frequency table.This would better visualize the frequencies related to the time. For this information I would use a line graph. The Y axis would represent the frequencies while the x axis would represent the number of minutes.

Chamberlain University. (2021). Week 2 Lesson: Graphing a Describing Data. https://chamberlain.instructure.com/courses/83784/pages/week-2-lesson-graphing-and-describing-data?module_item_id=12398744

Holmes, A., Illowsky, B., & Dean, S. (2017). Introductory business statistics. OpenStax.