To find the relative frequencies from the table, we can calculate the percentages based on the provided data.
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70% of the people who preferred mountains were 8th graders.
- Total people who preferred mountains: 150 (from the totals).
- 8th graders who preferred mountains: 110.
- Relative frequency = \( \frac{110}{150} \times 100 = 73.3% \) (approx 73.3%).
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32% of 7th-grade campers preferred the mountains.
- Total 7th graders: 100.
- 7th graders who preferred mountains: 40.
- Relative frequency = \( \frac{40}{100} \times 100 = 40% \) (clearly not 32%).
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90% of 8th-grade campers preferred the seacoast.
- Total 8th graders: 200.
- 8th graders who preferred the seacoast: 90.
- Relative frequency = \( \frac{90}{200} \times 100 = 45% \) (not 90%).
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40% of the people who preferred the seacoast were 7th graders.
- Total people who preferred seacoast: 150.
- 7th graders who preferred the seacoast: 60.
- Relative frequency = \( \frac{60}{150} \times 100 = 40% \) (this matches).
Based on the calculations:
- The first option (70%) is closest but not exactly correct.
- The second option (32%) is incorrect.
- The third option (90%) is incorrect.
- The fourth option (40%) is correct.
Thus, the answer is 40% of the people who preferred the seacoast were 7th graders.