The relative frequency of choosing a red duck will be [tex]0.3[/tex] and the color of duck likely to be the most of in the pool will be yellow.
What is Relative frequency ?
Relative frequency of an event is the ratio of the number of outcomes in which a specified event occurs to the total number of trials.
We have,
Red [tex]=30[/tex]
Green [tex]=20[/tex]
Yellow [tex]=40[/tex]
Blue [tex]=10[/tex]
Process repeats [tex]100[/tex] times.
Now,
Total number of outcomes [tex]=100[/tex]
So,
The relative frequency of choosing a red duck,
Relative frequency [tex]=\frac{Total\ number\ of\ outcomes}{Total\ number\ of\ trials}[/tex]
So,
The relative frequency of choosing a red duck [tex]=\frac{30}{100} =0.3[/tex]
Now,
The color of duck likely to be the most of in the pool will be yellow because we get yellow most of the times i.e. [tex]40[/tex] times.
Hence, we can say that the relative frequency of choosing a red duck will be [tex]0.3[/tex] and the color of duck likely to be the most of in the pool will be yellow.
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