Answer:
49% probability that a graduate is offered fewer than two jobs
Step-by-step explanation:
We have these following probabilities:
5% probabilities of not being offered a job
44% probability of receiving one job offer
28% probability of received two job offers.
23% probability of receiving three job offers.
Determine the following probabilities: A. P(A graduate is offered fewer than two jobs)
Zero or one
5 + 44 = 49%
49% probability that a graduate is offered fewer than two jobs
<span>I think they're looking for 'isolate' maybe..or it could be 'solve' </span>
When you solve, a quadratic formula is set up as ax^2+bx+c so in this scenario a is 1, b is -1 and c is -6.
-(-1)+- √- 1^2-4(1)(-1)/2(1) is
1+/-√1+4/2 equals -2 and 3 making the answer c
62.5% is the percent off 5/8
It would either be C or D I think.
