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The frequency distribution below shows the distribution for SAT scores for a ran

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Question

The frequency distribution below shows the distribution for SAT scores for a random sample of 1000 students.

SAT Scores

Frequency

Relative Frequency

(400-700)

165

(700-1000)

450

(1000-1300)

0.2

(1300-1600)

185

Total

1000

a)Complete the frequency table with frequency and relative frequency. Express the relative frequency to three decimal places

b)What percentage of students in this sample has SAT score at least 1300?

(Please show your work so I can understand it, thank you)

SAT Scores

Frequency

Relative Frequency

(400-700)

165

(700-1000)

450

(1000-1300)

0.2

(1300-1600)

185

Total

1000

Explanation / Answer

SAT Scores

Frequency

Relative Frequency

(400-700)

165

165/1000 = 0.165

(700-1000)

450

450/1000 = 0.450

(1000-1300)

(1000-(165+450+185)) = 200

0.200

(1300-1600)

185

185/1000 = 0.185

Total

1000

1.000

relative frequency = frequency / Total frequency

b) atleast 1300 is the group 1300-1600

P(1300-1600) = 185/1000 = 0.185 = 18.5%

SAT Scores

Frequency

Relative Frequency

(400-700)

165

165/1000 = 0.165

(700-1000)

450

450/1000 = 0.450

(1000-1300)

(1000-(165+450+185)) = 200

0.200

(1300-1600)

185

185/1000 = 0.185

Total

1000

1.000

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