Total number of students surveyed = 200
Number of male students = 80
Number of female students = 200 - 80 = 120
Number of brown eyed male students = 60
Probability of a brown eyed male student = 60 / 80 = 0.75.
Since, <span>eye color and gender are independent, this means that eye color is not affected by the gender. Thus, we expect a similar probability of brown eye for female as we had for male.
Let the number expected of brown eyed females be x, then x / 120 = 0.75.
Thus, x = 120(0.75) = 90.
Therefore, the number female students surveyed expected to be brown eyed is 90.</span>
Since there isn't a picture of the graphs, I attached one, of my graph, to this answer.
I'm also assuming (y2 2x+1) is actually (y< 2x+1).
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