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Categorical Data Relative Frequency Table
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6th Grade
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Jennifer Gilbert
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Categorical Data
Categorical Data:
Categorical Data is a data set where the response is not a numeric value.
Ex: favorite color, favorite type of movie, types of petsRelative Frequency Table:
A table is common way to display categorical data because it is easy to tally the responses. When the percent of each category is calculated, it is called a relative frequency table.
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Pet | Number of Students | Percent of Students |
|---|---|---|
Cat | 62 | |
Dog | 84 | |
Hamster | 38 | |
Fish | 16 | |
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How many total students were surveyed?
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Pet | Number of Students | Percent of Students |
|---|---|---|
Cat | 62 | 31% |
Dog | 84 | |
Hamster | 38 | |
Fish | 16 | |
A survey is taken to determine the most common pet that students have.
We can complete the relative frequency table by finding the percent of students that have each type of pet.
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What percent of students surveyed have a dog?
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What percent of students surveyed have a hamster?
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What percent of students surveyed have a fish?
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What percent of students have a fish or a hamster?
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Multiple Choice
Which pet has the greatest relative frequency?
cat
dog
hamster
fish
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Multiple Choice
Exactly 73% of students owned which two pets
cats and dogs
hamsters and dogs
cats and hamsters
dogs and fish
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Mr. Carpenter's fifth grade social studies class participates in a mock election.
To complete the frequency table, you will need to determine the total number of votes. Then, calculate the percentage of votes for each candidate.
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What percent of votes were for candidate A?
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What percent of votes were for candidate B?
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What percent of votes were for candidate C?
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What percent of votes were for candidate D?
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What percent of voters did not vote for Candidata C?
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Multiple Choice
Which candidate got the least number of votes?
Candidate A
Candidate B
Candidate C
Candidate D
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Multiple Choice
Exactly 60% of votes chose which two candidates?
Candidate A and B
Candidate A and C
Candidate C and B
Candidate D and C
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Percent Bar Graphs
A percent bar graph displays categorical data based on the percentage (or relative frequency). It can be found by:
1) Calculating the percent of each category
2) Representing each percent with a bard on a number line
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Morton MIddle School took a survey to determine which new elective should be added to the class offerings. The results are shown in the image.
What percent of the students chose debate?
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Morton MIddle School took a survey to determine which new elective should be added to the class offerings. The results are shown in the image.
What percent of the students chose drama?
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Morton MIddle School took a survey to determine which new elective should be added to the class offerings. The results are shown in the image.
What percent of the students chose Badminton?
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Morton MIddle School took a survey to determine which new elective should be added to the class offerings. The results are shown in the image.
If 300 students were surveyed, then how many chose drama?
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Morton MIddle School took a survey to determine which new elective should be added to the class offerings. The results are shown in the image.
If 300 students were surveyed, then how many chose badminton?
Type answer...
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Draw
MR. Gomez surveyed his sixth grade students about their favorite pizza topping. Use the table to sketch a percent bar graph.
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Categorical Data
Categorical Data:
Categorical Data is a data set where the response is not a numeric value.
Ex: favorite color, favorite type of movie, types of petsRelative Frequency Table:
A table is common way to display categorical data because it is easy to tally the responses. When the percent of each category is calculated, it is called a relative frequency table.
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