50 psychology students took a standardized test. The scores are summarized in the GFDT below.

Scores      	   Frequency
200 - 219	6
220 - 239	8
240 - 259	9
260 - 279	7
280 - 299	20

You would like to build a relative frequency distribution for this data set to easily compare it to another class of students.

What is the relative fequency for the first class, 200 - 219?

Enter answer as a percent (but do not include the percent symbol).

relative frequency =  %

The relative frequency for the score range 200 - 219 is 12%.

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Here are some related questions to explore:
1. What is the relative frequency for the 220 - 239 range?
2. How can you verify the total of all relative frequencies?
3. How would you visualize this relative frequency distribution?
4. What does the relative frequency indicate in this context?
5. How would you compare two relative frequency distributions?

**Tip:** Relative frequency helps you compare the proportion of different categories, even if the sample sizes differ.

50 psychology students took a standardized test. The scores are summarized in the GFDT below.

Scores        Frequency
200 - 219    6
220 - 239    8
240 - 259    9
260 - 279    7
280 - 299    20

You would like to build a relative frequency distribution for this data set to easily compare it to another class of students.

What is the relative frequency for the first class, 200 - 219?

Enter answer as a percent (but do not include the percent symbol).

Calculate the relative frequency for psychology students' standardized test scores in the 200 - 219 range. Learn how to build a relative frequency distribution using key statistical concepts. This problem is suitable for students in Grades 9-12 and covers frequency distribution and percent calculations.

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