Consider such events:
A - selected student is freshmen
B - selected student is girl
- selected student is freshman is girl
- choosen girl is freshmen.
Use formula 
.
From the table you can see that girls that are freshmen are 4 from all 30 people, then 
. There are 18 girls, then 
. Substitute into the formula:
.
Answer: 
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Answer:
I think the answer is 2.. I'm sorry if its incorrect.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Total no.of possible outcomes = 200 × 4 = 800
No.of favourable outcomes = 200 × 1 = 200
P (E) = no.of favourable outcomes / total no.of possible outcomes
= 200/800
= 1/4
Answer:
3p + 8n, 12p + 2n, 9p+4n, 6p+6n
8 columns bar graph.
Step-by-step explanation:
$2 = pen
$3 = notebook
This could be written as a bar graph in multiples of $6.00 along y axes.
3 pens + 8 notebooks. Then 12 pens + 2 notebooks.
Then 9 pens + 4 notebooks . Then 6 pens + 6 notebooks
3p + 8n, 12p + 2n, 9p+4n, 6p + 6n
3p = $6
8n = $24
12p = $24
2n = $6
9p = $18
4n = $12
6p = $12
6n = $18
and so on...
