The total of the pupils are the 100%, or in fraction mode, 1, the whole, so we have:
bus + car + foot = total
1/3 + car + 3/10 = 1
car = 1 - 3/10 - 1/3
car = 1 - (9/30 + 10/30)
car = 30/30 - 19/30
car = 11/30
that is the fraction that come by car
Is there a part A? If so can you post a pic bc there is not enough info to solve the problem rn
Answer: 0.0123
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Customers leaving a subway station can exit through any one of three gates.
The probability of selecting any particular gate = 
Sample size : n= 4
Using binomial distribution,
, where P(x) is the probability of getting success inn x trials , n is the number of trails and p is the probability of getting success in each trial.
Then , the probability that among a sample of 4 customers, they all exit through the same gate.

Hence, the probability that among a sample of 4 customers, they all exit through the same gate = 0.0123
Could you give the picture or the numbers?