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The solutions to exercises related to identifying data types and creating relative frequency tables for the number and length of calls. The exercises involve determining the data types (categorical, continuous, ordinal, discrete) and calculating the relative frequency percentages for given call data.
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Data types:
Relative frequency table for data on number of calls:
Calls made Tally Frequency Relative Frequency % 95 | 1 2 96 || 2 4 97 ||| 3 6 98 —–|||| || 7 14 99 —–|||| —–|||| |||| 14 28 100 —–|||| ||| 8 16 101 —–|||| ||| 8 16 102 |||| 4 8 103 || 2 4 104 | 1 2 Totals 50 100
Relative frequency table for length of call data:
Length of call Tally Frequency Relative Frequency % 250 ≤ length < 260 || 2 4 260 ≤ length < 270 ||| 3 6 270 ≤ length < 280 || 2 4 280 ≤ length < 290 —–|||| || 7 14 290 ≤ length < 300 —–|||| |||| 9 18 300 ≤ length < 310 —–|||| —–|||| || 12 24 310 ≤ length < 320 —–|||| |||| 9 18 320 ≤ length < 330 |||| 4 8 330 ≤ length < 340 | 1 2 340 ≤ length < 350 | 1 2 Totals 50 100