Question

a website that reviews recent movies lists 5 five-star films (the highest rating), 17 four-star films, 14 three-star films, 10 two-star films, and one-star films. make a frequency table for the data set. include columns for relative frequency and cumulative frequency. complete the table. (type integers or decimals rounded to the nearest tenth as needed ) stars frequency relative frequency cumulative frequency 5 %

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate total number of films

Total number of films \(=5 + 17+14 + 10+4=50\) (assuming the number of one - star films is 4 as it is missing but can be calculated from the fact that cumulative frequency for 5 - star is 5, for 4 - star \(5 + 17=22\), for 3 - star \(22+14 = 36\), for 2 - star \(36+10=46\), so one - star is \(50-46 = 4\))

Step2: Calculate relative frequency for 5 - star films

Relative frequency \(=\frac{5}{50}\times100\%=10\%\)

Step3: Calculate cumulative frequency for 5 - star films

Cumulative frequency for 5 - star films is 5 (since it is the first category)

Answer:

Stars	Frequency	Relative frequency	Cumulative frequency