The document outlines a task involving the analysis of survey data from thirty-five adults about their pet dogs. It requires creating a frequency distribution, calculating relative frequencies as fractions, decimals, and percentages, and using this information to construct a pie chart to visually represent the data.

1. For problems 1-7, use the following collection of data. Thirty-five randomly selected adults were
surveyed to determine the number of dogs they have as pets. The following results were
obtained. 1. Organize the given data by creating a frequency distribution. That is, fill in the
frequency distribution below. Record the relative frequencies as a reduced fraction, decimal
(rounded to two decimal places), and percent (rounded to the nearest 1% ), Round the central
angle to one decimal place. 2. Construct a pie chart to represent the data.