Question

a questionnaire about how students primarily get news resulted in the following responses from 35 people. (i = internet, n = newspaper, r = radio, t = tv.) construct a frequency distribution for the data

Explanation:

Step1: Count the frequency of each source

• Count the number of 'I' (Internet).
• Count the number of 'N' (Newspaper).
• Count the number of 'R' (Radio).
• Count the number of 'T' (TV).

Step2: Calculate the frequencies

• For Internet ('I'):
• Count the number of 'I's. There are 9 'I's.
• For Newspaper ('N'):
• Count the number of 'N's. There are 8 'N's.
• For Radio ('R'):
• Count the number of 'R's. There are 9 'R's.
• For TV ('T'):
• Count the number of 'T's. There are 9 'T's.

Answer:

Source	Frequency
N (Newspaper)	8
R (Radio)	9
T (TV)	9