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Question: Graph a relative frequency histogram for the 500 measurements summarized in the accompanying relative frequency table.
Measurement Class Relative Frequency
5-2.5 .10
2.5-4.5 .15
4.5-6.5 .25
6.5-8.5 .20
8.5-10.5 .05
10.5-12.5 .10
12.5-14.5 .10
14.5-16.5 .05
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