Answer:
0.0087 probability that a freshman non-Statistics major and then a junior Statistics major are chosen at random
Step-by-step explanation:
A probability is the number of desired outcomes divided by the number of total outcomes.
What is the probability that a freshman non-Statistics major and then a junior Statistics major are chosen at random?
There are 5 freshman non-Statistics majors out of 102 students.
Then, there will be 18 junior statistics majors out of 101 students(1 will have already been chosen). So
0.0087 probability that a freshman non-Statistics major and then a junior Statistics major are chosen at random
The answer is B 2,142.72 because when you add it all up then multiply by 12 it will equal that.
Answer:
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√((5-(-5))^2+((-24)-(-8))^2)=√(10^2+16^2)=√356＜25
