The relative frequency density for a class is obtained by dividing the:
A)frequency of that class by the class width
B)relative frequency of that class by the total frequency
C)relative frequency of that class by the class width
D)frequency of that class by the relative frequency

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The relative frequency density is calculated by dividing the relative frequency of a class by the class width. This helps in creating histograms where the area of the bar represents the relative frequency.

The Relative Frequency Density for a Class Is Obtained by Dividing