Question

select all the true statements. you can use a relative frequency table to examine how data sets are related by comparing percentages. row and column relative frequency tables tell you the same information as total relative frequency tables. a column relative frequency table helps compare data in two different rows. in a column two - way relative frequency table, each column totals 100%.

Explanation:

• A relative frequency table shows data as percentages, so comparing percentages helps relate data sets.
• In a column two - way relative frequency table, each column is calculated as a percentage of the column total, so each column totals 100%.
• A column relative frequency table (where columns sum to 100%) allows for row - to - row comparison within each column.
• Row and column relative frequency tables focus on row or column totals respectively, while total relative frequency tables focus on the grand total. So they do not tell the same information.

Answer:

• You can use a relative frequency table to examine how data sets are related by comparing percentages.
• A column relative frequency table helps compare data in two different rows.
• In a column two - way relative frequency table, each column totals 100%.