Given the following table, calculate the missing relative frequency. ACADEMIC DEGREE RELATIVE FREQUENCY Bachelor of Arts 30 % Bachelor of Science Master 12 % Doctor 3% 55 % 45 % 15 % 42 %

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Q: Graph the data in a scatter diagram: Age Calories 765 1520 15 2540 500 5. 795 17 2350 9. 1900 639

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