The linguist George Kingsley Zipf (1902-1950) proposed a law that bears his name. In a typical English text, the most commonly occurring word is "the." We say that its frequency rank r is 1. The frequency fof occurrence typical English text, the word "the" accounts for about 7 out of 100 occurrences of words. The second most common word is "of," so it has a frequency rank of r= 2. Its frequency of occurrence is f = 3.5%. Zipf's law gives of occurrence f, as a percentage, and frequency rank r. (Note that a higher frequency rank means a word that occurs less often.) The relationship is "the" is about f = 7%. That is, in a power relationship between frequency where c is a constant. (a) Use the frequency information given for "the" to determine the value of c. (b) The third most common English word is "and." According to Zipf's law, what is the frequency of this word in a typical English text? Round your answer to one decimal place. (c) If one word's frequency rank is twice that of another, how do their frequencies of occurrence compare? The word with twice the frequency rank occurs (-Select- as often.

The linguist George Kingsley Zipf (1902-1950) proposed a law that bears his name. In a typical English text, the most commonly occurring word is "the." We say that its frequency rank r is 1. The frequency fof occurrence typical English text, the word "the" accounts for about 7 out of 100 occurrences of words. The second most common word is "of," so it has a frequency rank of r= 2. Its frequency of occurrence is f = 3.5%. Zipf's law gives of occurrence f, as a percentage, and frequency rank r. (Note that a higher frequency rank means a word that occurs less often.) The relationship is "the" is about f = 7%. That is, in a power relationship between frequency where c is a constant. (a) Use the frequency information given for "the" to determine the value of c. (b) The third most common English word is "and." According to Zipf's law, what is the frequency of this word in a typical English text? Round your answer to one decimal place. (c) If one word's frequency rank is twice that of another, how do their frequencies of occurrence compare? The word with twice the frequency rank occurs (-Select- as often.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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