Frequency tables are created from the results of a poll. Frequency tables tab the results of a poll and are used to construct histograms, which are graphical representations of the choices. Relative frequency tables are very important, as they express the choices on a poll as percentages instead of number of choices on a poll ( for example, 20% chose "A" instead of 44 people chose "A"). Constructing a relative frequency table is useful to construct histograms and to calculate the statistics related to a poll. Write down the results from the poll, broken down by options. For example: 44 people chose Option A, 56 chose B, 65 chose C, 45 chose D, 10 chose E.
Create a table with three columns. Label the first column "Data Value," the second column "Frequency" and the third column "Relative Frequency." —
