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MAXImum [283]
3 years ago
8

Si se elige un estudiante de 15 años al azar, ¡Cual es la probabilidad de que no juegue futbol ni beisbol

Mathematics
1 answer:
Gekata [30.6K]3 years ago
7 0

Respuesta:

20/31

Explicación paso a paso:

Para obtener respuestas a la Pregunta, contamos el punto ya que representa el número de estudiantes:

El número total de estudiantes se puede obtener contando todos los puntos en el diagrama de venn = 31

Número de estudiantes que juegan fútbol solos = número de puntos en la parte F del diagrama de Venn = 4

Número de estudiantes que juegan béisbol solos = número de puntos en la parte B del diagrama de Venn = 2

Número de estudiantes que juegan fútbol y béisbol = 5

La probabilidad de que un estudiante elegido al azar no juegue fútbol o béisbol:

El número de puntos que quedan fuera de los círculos se refiere al número de estudiantes que no participan en ninguno de los dos deportes = 20

P (sin béisbol o fútbol) = 20/31

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