Denis examined the records of the clients who had joined his gym more than six months ago, and he found these statistics: \begin
{aligned} &P(\text{joined in January})=0.12 \\\\ &P(\text{member for over 6 months})=0.5 \\\\ &P(\text{over 6 months and January})=0.024 \end{aligned} P(joined in January)=0.12 P(member for over 6 months)=0.5 P(over 6 months and January)=0.024 Find the probability that a client remained a member for more than 666 months, given that the client joined in January.
This is a conditional probability question. So it's asking you to find the probability that a client remained a member for more than 6 months, given that the client joined in January - which is formatted as P = (.5 | .12). You would then divide the chance of being over 6 months AND in January over the chance of being a member for over six months. ( .024 / .12) There, you would get .2 as your answer.
The answer is as follows: There are 2 pints in a quart. There are 2 quarts in a half gallon. There are 2 half gallons in a gallon. Therefore, we can conclude that there are 10 quarts of orange juice.
Start by dividing 84 by 4 and you get 21. Then take 100 and divide that number by 4, and you get 25. There is your answer. The 21 jars of grape jelly are equal to 25% of the number 84. Hope this helps!
