When you flip a biased coin the probability of getting a tail is 0.3.
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Step-by-step explanation:
If one student is chosen from a pool of 2444 maie students, of which 102 are aspiring research scientists, the probability that the chosen student student is a future research scientist is
102/2444 = 4.17% (to the nearest hundredth percent)
Step-by-step explanation:
if each the bonus is shared equally each will get 420
if 40% is shared by managers each manager will get 560
if 7 sales persons share 60% each will get 360
therefore Peter salesperson will get 360
but he thinks he will get 336 because if 420 is 125% that is including his extra 25% then hundred percent of the 420 is 336 which is not what he will get there for Janet is correct
