Answer:
The answer is option A.
Step-by-step explanation:
Subjective probability is defined as a probability which is derived from a person's own experience or belief without relying on any data or scientific calculation.
In the question, the situation given in option A is an example of subjective probability because the analyst is giving a probability based on his or her own belief without using any data at all.
The other options clearly state the probability is being calculated by relying on observations and data.
I hope this answer helps.
Theres a saying: Dividing fractions dont ask why, just flip the second and multiply.
so a/b / c/d = a/b * d/c
-8/2 * -3/6
1. cross - cancel common factor 2
4/2 * -3/3
2. Multiply
-4(-3)/ 2*3
3. multiply numbers
--12/2*3
- -12/6
4. Apply fraction rule -a/b=- a/b
=-(-12/6)
5. divide
= -(-2)
6. Apply rule -(-a)=a
=2
Your answer would be 2
If all 22 tables had 6 people, there would be 132 people seated. There are 13 more than that, so 13 tables have 7 people.
