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Answer:
The probability of Javier volunteers for less than three a month is 25%
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the questions,
The probability of Javier to attend exactly 5 events :-
P ( x = 5 ) = 25% = 
The probability of Javier to attend exactly 4 events :-
P ( x = 4 ) = 
The probability of Javier to attend exactly 3 events :-
P ( x = 3 ) = 
The probability of Javier to attend exactly 2 events :-
P ( x = 2 ) = 
The probability of Javier to attend exactly 1 events :-
P ( x = 1 ) = 
The probability of Javier to attend no events :-
P ( x = 0 ) = 
Now we have to calculate the probability of Javier volunteers for less than three P ( x < 3 ).
P ( x < 3 ) = P ( x = 0 ) + P ( x = 1 ) + P ( x = 2 )
P ( x < 3 ) =
=
=
= 0.25 = 25 %.
See below for the terms, coefficients, and constants in the variable expressions
<h3>How to determine the terms, coefficients, and constants in the variable expressions?</h3>
To determine the terms, coefficients, and constants, we use the following instance:
ax + by + c
Where the variables are x and y
- Then the terms are ax, by and c
- The coefficients are a and b
- The constant is c
Using the above as guide, we have:
A) 2b + 2ac+5
- Terms: 2b, 2ac, 5
- Coefficient: 2, 2 and 5
- Constant 5
B) 34abx + 16y +1
- Terms: 34abx, 16y, 1
- Coefficient: 34ab, 16
- Constant: 1
C) st +4u + v
- Terms: st, 4u, v
- Coefficient: 4
D) 14xy + 6
- Terms: 14xy, 6
- Coefficient: 14, 6
- Constant 6
E) 14x + 12y
- Terms: 14x, 12y
- Coefficient: 14, 12
F) 3+ 6-7+a
- Terms: 3, 6, -7, a
- Coefficient: 1
- Constant: 3, 6, -7
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If she shot her average she would make 30 out of 50 shots (AKA 60%)
She could use the index cards to record each shot, recording 5 results on each one of the 10 cards
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