You just count them and then add and subtract and do all of your business you need to do
Answer:
-The probability of choosing a meat dish is equal to the probability of choosing a pasta dish or a soup(
)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the number of events is 25 and 13 are meat dishes, 8 are pasta dishes, and 4 are soups.
-Probability is defined as the number of successful event divide by the total number of events.
#find probability of each event:


Hence, the FALSE choice is:The probability of choosing a meat dish is equal to the probability of choosing a pasta dish or a soup.
<span>B)
The sample that Mrs. Craig took was too small.
I'm assuming the question is asking why they were not the same percentage?</span>
Total number of bulbs = 64
Number of defective bulbs = 10
Number of good bulbs = 64 - 10 = 54
P(5 good bulbs) = (54/64)⁵ = (27/32)⁵ = 0.428
Answer: 0.428