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Rasek [7]
2 years ago
6

A survey of 600 people was conducted to find thier favorite book genre. The survey results are shown in the table o the right. A

dventure:102, Comedy: 114, Mystery:84, Romance:132
Part A: How many people responed with a genre other than one of the genres listed?
Part B: Develop a complete probabiliy model to describe all possible reasons, including 'other' as one response.
PLEASE HELP ASAP​
Mathematics
1 answer:
Anettt [7]2 years ago
7 0

The probability shows that the number of people who responed with a genre other than one of the genres listed is 168.

<h3>How to calculate the probability?</h3>

The number of people who responded with a genre other than one of the genres listed will be:

= 600 - (102 + 114 + 84 + 132)

= 600 - 332

= 168

The probability for adventure = 102/600 = 0.17

The probability for comedy = 114/600 = 0.19.

The probability for mystery = 84/600 = 014

The probability for romance = 132/600 = 0.22

The probability for others = 168/600 = 0.28

Learn more about probability on:

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