It seems you have uploaded an image of a problem involving frequency distributions. Let me process the visible text and data in the image to assist you with completing Table 2 or solving the related problem. One moment please.The problem involves completing Table 2, which presents frequency and relative frequency values based on academic performance intervals.

Visible Data in Table 2:

Key Observations:

1. Relative Frequency Formula:
   Relative Frequency = (Frequency ÷ Total Frequency)

2. Missing Values: You need to calculate or deduce missing frequencies and relative frequencies.

   • The total frequency is given as 25.
   • Some frequencies and relative frequencies are missing.

Next Steps:

If you'd like, I can complete the table and walk you through the calculations. Would you like detailed steps to solve the missing values?

5 Relative Questions:

1. What does the relative frequency represent in this table?
2. How do you calculate the missing frequencies from the given data?
3. Why is the sum of all relative frequencies equal to 1?
4. What is the purpose of grouping data into intervals in this scenario?
5. How would using cumulative frequency differ from grouped frequency in this table?

Tip:

To avoid rounding errors, always double-check your calculations for relative frequencies by ensuring they sum to 1.