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Umnica [9.8K]
1 year ago
7

The only soft-drink flavours available at a party were cola and

Mathematics
1 answer:
vredina [299]1 year ago
3 0

The number of guests that were at the party is 26. This was illustrated in the probability.

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

From the information, it was stated that twenty six soft-drinks were consumed. Therefore, it implies that there were 26 people.

From the information, 9 guests had raspberry and 13 had cola while the remaining was shared equally. Therefore, the raspberry consumed will be 11 and 15 cola were drank.

The probability that a randomly chosen party guest had a cola drink will be:

= 15/26

The probability that a randomly chosen party guest had a raspberry drink will be:

= 11/26

The probability of the people who had both a raspberry and cola drink will be 0 since everyone had different drinks.

Learn more about probability on:

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