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The experimental probability to choose card 1 (15/125) is 10 less than the theoretical probability which is 25/125.
Answer:
36¢ per pound
Step-by-step explanation:
In 1995, the price per pound was ...
($24.7 million)/(15 million lb) = $1.6467/lb
In 2000, the price per pound was ...
($31,297,583)/(15,616,728 lb) = $2.0041/lb
The difference was ...
$2.0041 -1.6467 = $0.3574 ≈ 36¢ . . . per pound
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In a calculation such as this, you want to keep enough significant digits so that you can appropriately round the final answer. Here, the result would be different if intermediate values were rounded to whole cents.
