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3 years ago

HELP! ITS ABOUT SURVEYSSS EXPLANATION NEEDED

Mathematics

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dimaraw [331]3 years ago

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Answer:

B is the correct answer (Check the explanation below)

Step-by-step explanation:

Probability of boys who do play = 1593/2451 = 0.6499 or 64.99% (if you times by 100 to change to percentage)

Probability of boys who do not play =858/2451 = 0.35 or 35%

Probability of girls who do play = 1361/2996 = 0.4542 or 45.42%

Probability of girls who do not play = 1635/2996 = 0.5457 or 54.57%

Probability of boys and girls who play = 2954/5447 = 0.5423 or 54.23%

Probability of boys and girls who do not play = 2493/5447 =0.4577 or 45.77%

you can see the correct statement is

Probability of girls who do play = 1361/2996 = 0.4542 or 45.42%

total number of girls is 2996 and we found out almost 54% do not play and almost 45% play

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