The relative frequency of male elk is 7/30, female elk is 4/15, adult elk is 173/450, and baby elk is 26/225.
What is Relative Frequency?
Relative frequency can be defined as the number of times an event occurs divided by the total number of events occurring in a given scenario.
Dr. Tyler’s team is in charge of marking the hooved animals.
The table shows the data collected on all the marked hooved animals.
Male 105 71 42 52
Female 120 93 63 34
Adult 173 103 72 58
Baby 52 61 33 28
The relative frequency of male elk, female elk, adult elk, and baby elk is given by;
[tex]\rm Male \ Elk =\dfrac{105}{105+120+173+52} =\dfrac{105}{450}=\dfrac{7}{30}\\\\Female \ Elk =\dfrac{120}{105+120+173+52} =\dfrac{120}{450}=\dfrac{4}{15}\\\\Adult\ Elk =\dfrac{173}{105+120+173+52} =\dfrac{173}{450}\\\\Baby \ Elk=\dfrac{52}{450}=\dfrac{26}{225}[/tex]
Hence, the relative frequency of male elk is 7/30, female elk is 4/15, adult elk is 173/450, and baby elk is 26/225.
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