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1 Relative Frequency Graphs
When the proportion or percent matters more than the raw counts 1/17/2019

2 What’s old and what’s new?
Frequency Relative Frequency The horizontal axis has the classes The vertical axis has the frequencies, the counts The horizontal axis has the classes The vertical axis has the relative frequencies How many in this class Divided by How many total Values from 0.00 to 1.00 Or 0% to 100% of the total 1/17/2019

3 Compute the Frequencies
Remember, these graphs and charts all start with a table of data, a Frequency Distribution The Frequency Column alone isn’t enough. You need a Relative Frequency column How many items in each class Divided by How many total items Equals a number from 0.00 to 1.00 Equals a percent from 0% to 100% 1/17/2019

4 Bluman’s High Temps Example © McGraw Hill
Original data table (yellow) with relative frequency added (purple) 1/17/2019

5 Old: Histogram, frequency
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6 New: Histogram, relative frequency
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7 Histogram, with Percents
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8 What changed? New – Relative Frequency
Old – Frequency on vertical axis New – Relative Frequency 1/17/2019

9 What changed? New – Percent of total Old – Frequency on vertical axis
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10 Relative Frequency Polygon
Remember that we plot class midpoints. Still need Relative Frequency data. And dummy classes to anchor the polygon at either end. 1/17/2019

11 Relative Frequency Polygon data
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12 Original Frequency Polygon Vertical axis has the actual counts
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13 Relative Frequency Polygon Vertical axis has decimal proportion
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14 Relative Frequency Polygon Vertical axis has percent
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15 Relative Frequency Ogive
Remember that the Ogive is cumulative. We plot the total number in this class and all the lower classes preceding it. It grows higher and higher from left to right. Remember that we plot class high boundaries on the horizontal axis. All data ≤ boundary. We need cumulative Relative Frequency data. And a dummy class to anchor the ogive at its left end. 1/17/2019

16 Relative Frequency Ogive Data
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17 Original Ogive – Cumulative Counts
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18 Relative Frequency Ogive Vertical axis has the proportion
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19 Relative Frequency Ogive Vertical axis has the percent
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