Relative Frequency

• A. 20%

• B. 13%

• C. 12%

• D. 37%

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• A. The percent of green t-shirts is twice the percent of yellow t-shirts.

• B. The percent of blue t-shirts is 4 times the percent of pink t-shirts.

• C. The percent of blue t-shirts is 2.5 times the percent of yellow t-shirts.

• D. The percent of white t-shirts is 2 times the percent of green t-shirts.

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3C

3. A bag of colored candies contained 9 brown, 6 yellow, 12 blue, and 23 green candies. Which relative frequency table best represents the data?

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A die was rolled repeatedly. The table display the frequency of each possible outcome from this experiment. What is the relative frequency of rolling a 3?

• 19

• 1/6

• 3/19

• 19/100

Erika wanted to see if there was a relationship between how often someone eats fast food in a week and how the person gets to work each day. She conducted a survey where participants answered how often they eat fast food as well as whether they drive to work or use public transportation. Of the people who drive to work, find the relative frequency of those who eat fast food 0-2 times/week

• 8%

• 40%

• 71%

• 34%

Joseph rolled a number cube 50 times. The table shows the cumulative results of each roll. What is the relative frequency of rolling a 4? Select all that apply.

• 0.18

• 67.7%

• 18%

• A

• B

• C

• D

• 0.182

• 0.192

• 0.202

• 0.212

What is the relative frequency of people that purchased no food?

• 10%

• 60%

• 15%

• 30%