Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that according to the U.S. Census Bureau, the prob ability that a randomly selected household speaks only English at home is 0.81.
The probability that a randomly selected household speaks only Spanish at home is 0.12.
(a) the probability that a randomly selected household speaks only English or only Spanish at home
= 0.81+0.12 = 0.93
(since these two are disjoint sets)
(b) the probability that a randomly selected household speaks a language other than only English or only Spanish at home
= 1-0.93= 0.07 (remaining)
(c) the probability that a randomly selected household speaks a language other than only English at home
=1-0.81=0.19
(d) Can the probability that a randomly selected household speaks only Polish at home equal 0.08? Why or why not?
Polish alone can never exceed 1-(0.81+0.12) i.e. 0.70
At most it can take values as 0.7 only
So no is the answer.
Answer:
funny I have this question and I thought it was D
Answer:
median
Step-by-step explanation:
The centre of every data set is the second quartile/50th percentile/median
