No. If she selects a breakfast at random there is an equal chance she will select each item. 25% chance she will select oatmeal, 25% chance she will select cereal, 25% she will select french toast, and a 25% chance she will select scrambled eggs.
You can use the regrouping
Okay so I'm going to set up a equation:
5.27= 3.40+ 0.85x, we have our total our price of one pineapple and our variable
next I isolate the variable:
5.27-3.40=0.85x
next:
1.87=0.85x
x= 2.2
she bought 2.2 pounds of tomatoes
20 - 7 = 13
8 - 13 = 5
13 + 5 = 18
20 - 18 = 2
So two is your answer because.....
13 + 5 + 2 = 20
Answer:
D. Equally likely outcomes
E. Relative frequency
F. Cumulative frequency
