Final answer:
The relative frequency of class D is 1.625%, the frequency of class D is 13, and the frequency distribution includes the frequencies of all classes.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) To find the relative frequency of class D, we divide the frequency of class D by the total sample size. In this case, the frequency of class D is 13. Dividing 13 by 800 gives us a relative frequency of 0.01625, or 1.625%.
b) The frequency of class D is 13.
c) To show the frequency distribution, we list each class along with its frequency. In this case:
Class D: 13
Class 65: 65
Class 15: 15
Class 17: Answers will vary