. A customer surveys the stock of gluten-free breads sold in three different grocery stores.
At each grocery store, the customer counts
the number of different gluten-free breads
and compares it to the number of breads
that are not gluten-free. The table below
shows the results of this survey.

This is a relative frequency question. Applying the concept, we get that the relative frequency of gluten free breads sold at store A compared to those sold at all stores combined is 0.1667.

Relative frequency:

The relative frequency of a to b is given by a divided by b.

In this question:

a: Gluten free breads sold at store A

b: Gluten free breads sold at all stores combined.

2 + 7 + 3 = 12 gluten free breads sold.

2 sold at store A, so:

Thus, the relative frequency of gluten free breads sold at store A compared to those sold at all stores combined is 0.1667.

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24+x=y

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