Question

1. 1,430 people are surveyed about whether they take daily vitamins and whether they eat breakfast. the table shows the results. create a relative frequency table that shows the percentage of the entire group that is in each cell.

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate the relative frequency for "Eat Breakfast - Take Daily Vitamins"

The formula for relative frequency is \(\text{Relative Frequency}=\frac{\text{Frequency}}{\text{Total Number}}\).
For "Eat Breakfast - Take Daily Vitamins", the frequency is \(384\) and the total number of people surveyed is \(1430\).
So, \(\frac{384}{1430}\approx 0.27\) (or \(27\%\))

Step2: Calculate the relative frequency for "Eat Breakfast - Don't Take Daily Vitamins"

The frequency is \(476\).
\(\frac{476}{1430}\approx 0.33\) (or \(33\%\))

Step3: Calculate the relative frequency for "Don't Eat Breakfast - Take Daily Vitamins"

The frequency is \(268\).
\(\frac{268}{1430}\approx 0.19\) (or \(19\%\))

Step4: Calculate the relative frequency for "Don't Eat Breakfast - Don't Take Daily Vitamins"

The frequency is \(302\).
\(\frac{302}{1430}\approx 0.21\) (or \(21\%\))

Answer:

	Take Daily Vitamins	Don't Take Daily Vitamins
Don't Eat Breakfast	\(19\%\)	\(21\%\)