"Given that he is male" is an important phrase here. The "given" in any probability problem is often important. This tells us "only focus on the males" because we know 100% that whoever we picked, the person is a male.
So we only focus on the "male" column. Use a highlighter to mark this column or cover up the other values if they are too distracting. There are 51 males total (bottom row) and 39 males had a flu shot (top row)
Divide the two values: 39/51 = (13*3)/(17*3) = 13/17
Answer: 13/17
Answer: Choice C
The probability of getting all heads is the same as the probability of getting all tails
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Explanation:
H = heads
T = tails
In the first row, we have HHH to signify three heads. This shows up 1 time out of 8 outcomes total (each row is a different outcome). The probability of getting HHH is 1/8.
In the last row, TTT means we got three tails. Like with HHH, it only shows up once out of eight times, so the probability of getting TTT is 1/8 as well.
Therefore, both HHH and TTT have the same probability. This is because both sides of the coin have equal chances to land on. If the coin was more biased toward heads for example, then HHH and TTT would have different probabilities.
The graph is shown in the attached image.
Answer:
v=18
Step-by-step explanation:
10-3v-1=5(9-v)
first open the bracket
10-3v-1=45-5v
5v-3v=45-9
2v=36
v=18
Answer: 1/20 and 19/20
Step-by-step explanation:
