For Exercises 29–32, use the trade balance data from Table 26. Use eight classes with class widths equal to 1. Let the leftmost class be: −6 to < −5.

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32. Build a relative frequency distribution.

Table 27 contains the motor vehicle theft rate for the top 20 countries in the world for motor vehicle theft, for 2012. The theft rate equals the number of motor vehicles stolen in 2012 per 100,000 residents.

Table 2.65: TABLE 27 Motor vehicle theft rate for top 20 countries
Country Motor vehicle
theft rate		 Country Motor vehicle
theft rate
Italy 208.0 Trinidad 61.7
France 174.1 Jordan 58.3
USA 167.8 Hungary 56.5
Sweden 117.2 Lithuania 45.7
Belgium 106.0 Slovakia 45.2
Greece 100.2 Latvia 37.8
Norway 94.1 Switzerland 30.9
Netherlands 75.2 Serbia 28.9
Spain 75.1 Austria 27.2
Cyprus 66.0 Barbados 24.0
Table 2.65: Source: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.