Yes they can! Just because two plots have the same IQR and range, does not mean that the rest of the data has to be the exact same. For example, the median.
Answer:
79.17% probability that brandy will roll a strike the first frame of the next game
Step-by-step explanation:
The experimental probability is the probability based on previous outcomes, that is, the number of desired outcomes divided by the number of total outcomes.
While bowling with friends, Brandy rolls a strike in 57 out of 72 frames. What is the experimental probability that brandy will roll a strike the first frame of the next game?
Desired outcomes:
57 strikes
Total outcomes:
72 frames
Probability:
p = 57/72 = 0.7917
79.17% probability that brandy will roll a strike the first frame of the next game
Answer:
-16t² + 13.4t + 120
= ( t-3.189)(t+2.352)
t = 3.189s or t = -2.352s (ignore)
ignore -2.352s because time cannot be in negative form