.58 + .15x = 4.78
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Actually, the real answer is "NO, BECAUSE GROUP B SHOULD BE THE CONTROL GROUP". Since Yvonne gave the flea medication to the group A, and we need a control group. If you don't know what it's the control group, it's the group that they don't put the experiment on, just to see if the group(s) being experimented, had any positive or negative changes. In a short summary they need group B to stay like they are to compare it to the experimented group (group A)
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<span>If Dingane has $8.00, and thirty percent of that money is from five cent coins, then 8 x 0.3 = $2.40 of Dingane's money is made of five cent coins. In this case the number of five cent coins is the number of cents divided by five: 240/5 = 48. Therefore, Dingane has forty-eight five-cent coins.</span>
<span>The probability that the selected college student will be a male student or a graduate student would be:
The probability of 271 out of 515.
</span><span>the probability that the selected college student will be a male student or a graduate student</span>
