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Choose the correct statement/s on relative frequency. The ratio of the total frequency to the total number of observations is equal to1.Sum of all the relative frequencies should be equal to1.The ratio of the frequency of a particular observation to the total number of observations is the relative frequency of that observation. The multiplication of the total number of observations and relative frequency of a particular observation should be equal to the frequency of that observation.
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