Kristi is the food manager of a summer camp. Each day, the kids at the camp get a choice of a pizza, chicken nuggets, fish, or s
alad plate. She uses a probability model to predict that the probability of a student choosing a fish plate is 14%. Kristi gathers data by tallying the the number of students who pick up each plate in this table. Plate Tally
Pizza 19
Chicken nuggets 25
Fish 14
Salad 9
Based on her experiment, which statement is true?
Kristi's prediction is valid. The probability of a kid choosing a fish plate is about 14%.
Kristi's prediction is not valid. The probability of a kid choosing a fish plate is about 25%.
There is not enough information to determine the validity of her prediction.
Kristi's prediction is not valid. The probability of a kid choosing a fish plate is about 21%.
I would 100 because the more the trials means the more the results which means you get more of an accurate experiment then if you only did 10. Because since you have so many answers from all of the experiments you can conclude the correct answer from all of the experiments. I hope you get what I’m trying to say
Do you have paper and a pen on you this is very simple to workout The first one is 4 and the other one is 3587.5 and the last one is <span>8.0992869</span>
