Use the COUNTIF function to construct frequency distributions for gender, preferred style, and purchase influence for the data provided, develop column charts to express the results visually, and compute the relative frequencies. Complete the frequency distribution for preferred style, and compute the relative frequencies. (Type integers or decimals rounded to three decimal places as needed.)
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Preferred Style
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Frequency
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Relative Frequency
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Slim Fit
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Relaxed Fit
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Classic Fit
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Straight-leg Fit
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Gender Age Group Preferred Color Preferred Style Purchase Influence
Male 19-25 Blue Straight‐leg Fit Brand
Male 19-25 Blue Slim Fit Comfort
Female 19-25 Blue Relaxed Fit Comfort
Female 26-30 Blue Slim Fit Style
Female 18 and under Gray Slim Fit Style
Male 19-25 Blue Straight‐leg Fit Quality
Female 18 and under Black Slim Fit Price
Female 26-30 Gray Slim Fit Style
Male Over 30 Black Slim Fit Style
Male Over 30 Gray Slim Fit Brand
Male 19-25 Blue Slim Fit Comfort
Female 26-30 Blue Slim Fit Comfort
Male Over 30 Blue Relaxed Fit Comfort
Female 18 and under Black Slim Fit Style
Male 26-30 Blue Straight‐leg Fit Style
Female Over 30 Gray Slim Fit Comfort
Male 26-30 Black Slim Fit Comfort
Male 19-25 Black Slim Fit Quality
Female 18 and under Blue Slim Fit Style
Male Over 30 Black Slim Fit Comfort
Female 26-30 Gray Classic Fit Brand
Male 19-25 Gray Classic Fit Comfort
Male 26-30 Gray Slim Fit Price
Male 26-30 Black Straight‐leg Fit Price
Female 18 and under Gray Slim Fit Quality
Female Over 30 Gray Slim Fit Comfort
Male 18 and under Black Slim Fit Brand
Female 26-30 Gray Classic Fit Brand
Male 19-25 Black Slim Fit Quality
Male 26-30 Blue Slim Fit Brand
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