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rosijanka [135]
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15

How many lines of symmetry does the figure below appear to have

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LuckyWell [14K]2 years ago
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1st Statement: The probability that a randomly selected silver medal was awarded to Great Britain is StartFraction 17 Over 99 EndFraction.

As the total number of silver medals are = n(S) = 99

The number of silver medals won by Great Britain = n(E) = 17

P(E) = n(E)/n(S) = 17/99

Hence, the probability that a randomly selected silver medal was awarded to Great Britain is 17/99.

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2nd Statement: The probability that a randomly selected medal won by Russia was a bronze medal is StartFraction 32 Over 103 EndFraction.

As the total number of medals won by Russian are = 82 = n(S) = 82

The number of bronze medals won by Russia are = n(E) = 32

P(E) = n(E)/n(S) = 32/82 = 16/41

Hence, the probability that a randomly selected medal won by Russia was a bronze medal is 16/41.

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3rd Statement: The probability that a randomly selected gold medal was awarded to China is StartFraction 88 Over 137 EndFraction.

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The number of gold medals won by China are = n(E) = 38

P(E) = n(E)/n(S) = 38/137

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4th Statement: The probability that a randomly selected medal won by the United States was a silver medal is StartFraction 104 Over 339 EndFraction.

As the total number of medals won by United States are = n(S) = 104

The number of silver medals won by United States are = n(E) = 29

P(E) = n(E)/n(S) = 29/104 = 29/104

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So, the 4th statement i.e. "The probability that a randomly selected medal won by the United States was a silver medal is StartFraction 104 Over 339 EndFraction." is NOT true.

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