Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Conditional Probability</u>
Is a measure of the probability of the occurrence of an event, given that another event has already occurred. If event B has occurred, then the probability that event A occurs is given by:

Where
is the probability that both events occur and P(B) is the probability that B occurs.
Let's define events A and B for the question. There are 11 students that have a brother and 9 that have a sister. Two of those students have a brother and a sister.
We are given the fact that the selected student has a brother: this is the event that has already occurred, thus:
B = A student has a brother
A = A student has a sister
The probability that a student has a brother is:

The probability that the student has a brother and a sister is:

Thus, the conditional probability is:

Simplifying:

Answer:
b(a - b)(a + b)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
a²b - b³ ← factor out b from each term
= b(a² - b²) ← a² - b² is a difference of squares
= b(a - b)(a + b)
Answer:
The left graph
Step-by-step explanation:
Well the first big difference you see is that the right graph has 5 pieces of data between 10-19 and the left only has one. We actually only have one piece of data between 10-19 so our answer is the left graph.
6b(3-2)
is the answer for your question