Based on the given table above, the correct answer would be option D. 2.18%. So how did we get this result. Looking at the table, the number of adults experiencing nausea is 24 and the total number of trial members is 1100. So given these values, the p<span>robability of getting nausea (as a percentage) is
(24/1100)*100. (0.0218)*100, so we get 2.18. Which gives the probability of 2.18%. Hope this answer helps.</span>
Take wholesale cost and multiply it by 95%, then add to the original value
another way, just multiply by 1.95
Retail cost: 1.95*($99.50) = $194.03
The answer is the second option-always
Possible outcomes: 10C4 = 210 ( combinations - we choose 4 of 10 people )
Favorable outcomes: ( 2C1 ) · ( 8C3 ) = 2 · 56 = 112
Probability : 112 / 210 = 0.5333 ( or 53.33 % ).
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