To answer this question, we need to find the winning probability in either case.
Probability = no. of outcomes / total no. of possible outcomes
<u>When Hope pulled her defender :</u>
Total no. of games = 9
No. of games won = 3
Winning probability = 3/9 =1/3
<u>When Hope left her defender :</u>
Total no. of games = 10
No. of games won = 6
Winning probability = 6/10 = 3/5
We know that , 1/3 < 3/5.
So, Hope should not pull her defender, as the winning probability is better when Hope left her defender.
Answer : A. Hope should not pull her defender.
<span>22,119 rounded to the nearest hundred
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22,100
hope it helps</span>
Answer: Substitute the vales for the variables: (3/2)(4/1)-3+(5/3)(3/1) Follow PEMDAS rules. Multiply first. (3/2)(4/1)=12/2 =6 (5/3)(3/1)=15/3=5. So, the expression is now: 6-3+5. Now, add and subtract from left to right. 6-3+5 = 3+5
Step-by-step explanation:sorry if I’m wrong but I’m big brain
108,888 is your answer hoped i helped :3