Name:        RELFREQ.83p
Author:      David C. Uhrig
Version:     1.0
Machine:     TI-83 BASIC
Released:    November 7, 2001

RELFREQ is a statistics program used to find the relative frequency of a range of random numbers.

There are X values you need to fill in for this program to work:

HOW MANY TRIALS: How many times the program will run the information given below. More than one is required to get a relative frequency of something other than 0 or 1.

MINIMUM VALUE: What the minimum value the number can be. Example: If you were to roll one 6-sided die, the minimum value would be 1.

MAXIMUM VALUE: What the maximum value the number can be. Example: If you were to roll one 6-sided die, the maximum value would be 6.

NUMBER OF VALUES: How many times you want to get a random integer for this trial.

MINIMUM SUCCESS VALUE: What the random integer's minimum/lowest value must be to be considered a success.

MAXIMUM SUCCESS VALUE: What the random integer's maximum/highest value must be to be considered a success.

NUMBER OF SUCCESSES: How many times there has to be a success in the individual trial for it to be a part of the frequency.


The number given is how often there were atleast the minimum number of successes reached in the trials.

NOTE: Lists 1 and 2 are used by this program, make sure there is not any information in them which you might not want to lose!