Relative-Frequency Tables
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Relative-Frequency Tables
Relative frequency table worksheet: organize a random sample of students in a table of tallies, frequencies and relative frequencies, then write relative frequencies as decimals and predict for a whole school or town. Grade 5, with an answer key.
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Collect data by observing, experimenting, asking or looking it up, and organize it: tally marks and frequency tables, stem-and-leaf plots, relative frequencies and percents of a sample, intervals for measured data, and a table of values for two-variable data; say how a measure was taken and in what unit.
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