Multiple Choice
How is a proportion calculated?
A) The number of cases in any category (f) is divided by the number of cases in all categories (n) .
B) The number of cases in any category (f) is divided by the cases in that category (f) .
C) The number of cases in any category (f) is divided by the number of cases in adjacent categories (k-1) .
D) The number of cases in any category (f) is divided by the total number of categories (k) .
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