The answer is no!
<em>Mutually Exclusive </em>means both events (being female and preferring chocolate) <u>cannot occur at the same time!</u>
We know this is false because on<u> the graph it proves that some females like chocolate! </u>
An example of a Mutually Exclusive event is ( being male and female )
this <u>can't occur!</u>
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Find the probability that the person is female OR likes chocolate. The word "or" is important - it changes how we do the problem.
Let's <u>add </u>the total amount of people who like chocolate and who are female...
33 + 22 = 55
but we must <u>subtract 15</u> so we <u>won't double count </u>the girls who like chocolate!
40 / (total people)
40 / 50 = 0.80
The probabilty that some is female OR likes chocolate is 80%
I hope I helped :)
Answer:
i help to solve the problem
do 20 divide 5/4 (=1 1/4)
so 20 * 4/5 which would be 80/5; simplifies to 16 cans
Answer:
The range is 8.
Step-by-step explanation:
7, 1, 9, 3, 5
The range = Largest no. - Smallest no.
9 - 1 = 8
X=275+55= 330 biked
y=275-55= 220 bus
