Relative Frequency Worksheet

Grade 8
Statistics
8.SP.A.4

Total questions - 5

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For example, a worksheet may provide a data set of the number of hours students spend on homework each week and ask students to calculate the relative frequency of students who spend 0-1 hour on homework, 1-2 hours on homework, and so on.

To calculate relative frequency, students divide the frequency of a particular category by the total number of items in the sample. This gives them a proportion between 0 and 1, which represents the relative frequency.


 

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Grade 8
Statistics
8.SP.A.4

The concept of relative frequency is an important one in statistics, and it is crucial that students understand how to calculate it accurately. A relative frequency is the proportion of times an event occurs in a given sample space. Below is the relative frequency worksheet for grade 8 students, questions are based on a set of data and asked to calculate the relative frequencies for a category.

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