Rory was with some friends outside an ice cream parlor. He noticed that one out of every four people bought a vanilla cone. He w
ants to know the estimated probability that five randomly picked people entering the shop will not buy vanilla cones. How could you design a simulation of the scenario? A. Spin a spinner with five equal sections five times. On the spinner, one section represents vanilla and four sections represent other flavors.
B. Spin a spinner with five equal sections four times. On the spinner, one section represents vanilla and four sections represent other flavors.
C. Spin a spinner with four equal sections five times. On the spinner, one section represents vanilla and three sections represent other flavors.
D. Spin a spinner with four equal sections four times. On the spinner, one section represents vanilla and three sections represent other flavors.
Four of the 7 students got a sticker, so you need to turn that into a percent. To do that, divide 7 by 4, which gives you .57. That means that 57% of students got a sticker.
