Answer:
continuity correction factor
Step-by-step explanation:
A value of 0.5 that is added to and/or subtracted from a value of x when the continuous normal distribution is used to approximate the discrete binomial distribution is called continuity correction factor.
Reason -
A continuity correction factor is used when you use a continuous probability distribution to approximate a discrete probability distribution.
The probability that the first student is a girl is 5/10.
The probability of the second selection being a boy is 5/9.
(since the first selection was a girl, there are 9 students left)
The probability that the third student is a girl is 4/8
(there are 4 girls left after one was selected, and 8 students left in total, after the second selection.
The probability is (5/10)(5/9)(4/8)=0.139
Answer: 0.139
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To do this, divide 15 by 120. You get 0.125 Then turn the decimal into a percent. You do this by moving the decimal point to places to the RIGHT. You get 12.5% as your answer.
