A florist sold 14 flower bouquets yesterday, including 7 lily bouquets. Based on past data, how many of the next 20 bouquets sol
d should you expect to be lily bouquets?
1 answer:
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
From past data:
Fraction of lily sold :
Total flowers / number of lily
Total flowers = 14
Number of lily = 7
Fraction of lily = 14 /7 = 1/2
Going by these ;
Expected number of lilies in the next 20 bouquets sold :
Fraction of lily * number of flower in bouquet
1/2 * 20
= 10 lilies
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