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Question 18 of 25The table shows how many children and adults prefer each of two differentfruits. How would you find the joint relative frequency of being a child whoprefers watermelon?WatermelonGrapesTotalChild13285217Adult111117228Total243202445OA. Divide 243 by 445.B. Divide 132 by 243.C. Divide 132 by 445.OD. Divide 132 by 217.

Answer 1

Gven:

Total number of children = 217

Number of children who prefer watermelon = 132

Number of people who prefer watermelon = 243

From the given table, let's determine how you would find the relative frequency of being a child who prefers watermelon.

To find the relative frequency of being a child who prefers watermelon, apply the formula:

`r=\frac{number\text{ of children who prefer watermelon}}{total\text{ number of children}}`

Hence, we have:

`r=(132)/(217)`

Therefore, we are to divide 132 by 217.

ANSWER:

D. Divide 132 by 217