David, Matt, and Taylor pick a billiard ball from a bag of red, blue, and yellow balls. They pick a ball and replace it 75 times. They record their results in this table. Billiard Ball Times Picked red 24 blue 27 yellow 24 The relative frequency of picking a red ball is___ A. 0.92/ B. 0.75/ C. 0.32/ D. o.11. The relative frequency of picking a blue ball is_ A. 0.63/ B. 0.36/ C. 0.26/D. 0.16. The relative frequency of picking a yellow ball isA. 0.53/B. 0.46/C. 0.32/D. 0.24 . The model is _ A. Fair/ B. not a fair representation of the situation.

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Relative frequency is the times something happened divided by the number of times the even happens in total. For example, a red ball was pulled 24 out of 75 times, so you would divide 24 by 75, getting .32
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