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Answer:

Here the given table,

Outcomes Red yellow blue Misses

Frequency 10 35 48 7


\text{Relative frequency of a event} = \frac{\text{Frequency of that event}}{\text{Sample size}}

Here, Sample size = 100

Hence, By the above table,

The relative frequency of landing on red

=
(10)/(100)=(1)/(10)

The relative frequency of landing on yellow

=
(35)/(100)=(7)/(20)

The relative frequency of landing on blue

=
(48)/(100)=(12)/(25)

The relative frequency of landing on misses

=
(7)/(100)

Thus, the event of landing in red region has a relative frequency of 0.1,

which means the dart landed in red region about 10% of the time.

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