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This sounds like a homework question....<br />
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First... try to define what is meant by &quot;relative frequency&quot;.
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This sounds like a homework question....

First... try to define what is meant by "relative frequency".

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Do you understand the results in the &quot;Frequency&quot; column? &nbsp;If so, do you see how those numbers relate to the &quot;Relative Frequency&quot; column?
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Do you understand the results in the "Frequency" column?  If so, do you see how those numbers relate to the "Relative Frequency" column?

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Its not a homework question. I a trying to process this data in SPSS, Statistica or in excel sheet.
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Its not a homework question. I a trying to process this data in SPSS, Statistica or in excel sheet.

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More generically:<br />
Freq/Total=Relative Frequency
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More generically:
Freq/Total=Relative Frequency

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How to calculate the value or what is the formula in the relative frequency column? &nbsp;Thanks<br />
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How to calculate the value or what is the formula in the relative frequency column?  Thanks



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