Answer: C
Step-by-step explanation:
4 is the answer ! to this question
Answer:
I know this looks super complicated, but it is 37 students were surveyed. This is because more than one could have said they had brothers or sisters. For example:
In a batch of 10 kids,
- 3 kid could have no siblings
- 2 could have (a) sister(s)
- 2 could have (a) brother(s)
- 3 could have (a) brother(s) and (a) sister(s)
*The ( ) is for if they had 1 or more siblings*
This example isn't as specific, but that could be a reason why you got the answer wrong. If the logical answer is 67, well pff, I say what the heck? I was right. Whoever created this test/assignment is stupid.
I hope this helps!
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Answer:
Melissa has a student dictionary on her desk. Her dictionary contains 99 pages. In this dictionary, more words start with the letter "S" than any other letter, occupying 11 full pages.
If she opens up the dictionary at random, what is the probability that the page contains words starting with "S"?