Relative frequency histograms are constructed for a sample of n measurements drawn from the population, while the probability histogram is constructed as a model for the entire population of measurements.

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Relative frequency histograms represent the distribution of data in a sample by showing the proportion of observations within each category or interval, whereas probability histograms model the theoretical distribution of data for an entire population, indicating the probability of observations falling within each category or interval.

Relative Frequency Histograms Are Constructed for a Sample of N