Answer:
16.7%
Step-by-step explanation:
Probability is defined by the formula: the number of desirable outcomes over the total outcomes. The total number of outcomes is the sum of all shoes that he could possibly pick:
5 + 7 + 1 + 4 + 6 + 8 + 2 + 3 = 36
And the desirable outcomes are those where he picks brown boots, which is 6 outcomes.
Using the formula for probability, we get the expression: 6/36 to represent the probability. It simplifies to 1/6 which is about 16.7%
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<span>A PRESENT FOR YOU </span>
<span>Ask someone to write a number, say a five-digit number. </span>
<span>(Can be a 2-digit.....3-digit.....4-digit....ect..... </span>
<span>Suppose the number written is </span>
<span>57836 </span>
<span>Now, without showing the asker, you write a number on </span>
<span>a sheet of paper and keep it folded. You have to write the </span>
<span>number by subtracting 2 from the above number and </span>
<span>adding 2 in front which will be.... </span>
<span>257834 </span>
<span>Next, ask the person to write another five-digit number </span>
<span>below his original number. Suppose he writes 37589. </span>
<span>So you now have... </span>
<span>57836 </span>
<span>37589 </span>
<span>Now you write a five-digit number below it in such a </span>
<span>way that each digit is 9 minus digit above. You now have... </span>
<span>57836 </span>
<span>37589 </span>
<span>62410 </span>
<span>Ask the person to add one more 5-digit number. If he </span>
<span>adds 54732, you add below it 45267. Note that you decided </span>
<span>the number by subtracting each of his digit from 9. </span>
<span>Thus, you now have..... </span>
<span>57836 </span>
<span>37589 </span>
<span>62410 </span>
<span>54732 </span>
<span>45267 </span>
<span>Next, ask him to add all the number and he gets 257834 </span>
<span>Show him the number which you had written as an answer </span>
<span>to this addition earlier in the folded paper and surprise him.</span>
Answer:
300
Step-by-step explanation:
Students like Vanilla ice cream = 86
Out of 86 Students like chocolate ice cream too = 48
So, No. of students who like only vanilla=86-48 = 38
There were 12 students who did not like vanilla ice cream but liked chocolate ice cream.
There were 2 students who did not like either vanilla ice cream or chocolate ice
Like Vanilla Did not like vanilla Total
Like Chocolate 48 12 60
Did not like chocolate 38 2 40
Total 86 14 100
No. of students who like chocolate out of 100 = 60
Now we are supposed to find the number of students who would like chocolate ice cream when 500 high school students participate in the survey.
Let x be the number of students out of 500 who like chocolate
So, A.T.Q



Hence the number of students who would like chocolate ice cream when 500 high school students participate in the survey is 300.
How is it possible to know how much he started with? Or is it not asking for an exact amount?