Answer:
The graph where the red point has a meaning is the graph C or third graph.
Step-by-step explanation:
As we can see the first and second graphs are irrelevant and have no relation between the x axis and y axis.
In graph A, the bird feeder graph is shown where the quart is a unit for liquids and pounds is a unit for solids. Thus, the red point cannot be defined.
Similarly, in graph B, height and team numbers are not related to each other in any way, so not clear meaning can be withdrawn here,
In graph C, the relation between cost of pictures and number of pictures are shown. We can very well understand here, that as the number of pictures increases, the cost increases.
So, the graph where the red point has a meaning is the graph C or third graph.
Answer:
56
Step-by-step explanation:
By tracing the lines on the tree diagram, we see the probability of both being red is 0.5 × 0.6 = 0.3.
The probability of both being blue is 0.5 × 0.4 = 0.2.
So we would expect to get both blue 2/3 of the times we get both red.
X = 2/3 (84)
X = 56
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The total number of magnets that Lisa and Bill made for the craft fair is 60.
They sold about 55% of the magnets. The number of magnets that they sold would be about
55/100 × 60 = 0.55 × 60 = 33
If Lisa says that they sold about 30 magnets, she is correct because if we round off 33 to the nearest ten, it would be 30 magnets.
If Bill says that they sold about 36 magnets, he is wrong because if we round off 36 to the nearest ten, it would be 40 magnets.
Answer: 0.7748
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Number of bit bulls at the pound = 18
Number of pit bulls have attacked another dog in the last year =4
The proportion of pit bulls have attacked another dog in the last year:
Number of the pit bulls selected = 6
The probability of that none of the pit bulls in Joe's group attacked another dog last year : 
By using binomial , the probability that at least one of the pit bulls in Joe's group attacked another dog last year is given by :-
Hence, the required probability = 0.7748
