The relative frequency distribution describes the
A) number of observations that fall within each class.
B) proportion of observations that fall within each class.
C) number of observations that are within or below each of the classes.
D) proportion of observations that are within or below each of the classes.
E) None of these is correct.

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The relative frequency distribution calculates the proportion of observations that fall within each class. This is different from the frequency distribution, which calculates the actual number of observations within each class.

The Relative Frequency Distribution Describes the