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The probability of flowering plants bearing flowers in January is given in the table. FlowerBearing Flowers

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ser-zykov [4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

The probability of plant bearing flowers if it is a tulip is 68%.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given the table representing the plants bearing flowers in January as follows,

Flower Bearing Flowers in January

Tulip 68%

Anemone 81%

Manzanita 77%

Peony 70%

Fuchsia-Flowering Currant 74%

Total 76%

It is required to find the probability of plants bearing flowers in January if it is a tulip.

Now, $Probability \ of \ an \ event = \dfrac{Total\ Favorable\ Outcomes}{Total\ Possible\ Outcomes}$

So, Total possible outcomes = 100 (as the data is given in percentage)

From the table, we have,

<em>68% implies that out of 100, there are 68 tulip plants which bears flowers in January.</em>

<h3>Thus, the probability of plant bearing flowers if it is a tulip = $\dfrac{68}{100}$ or 68%.</h3>

Ksivusya [100]3 years ago

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the probability is 22%

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