Answer:
If you take into account all probabilities, and work on a strategy, rather than individual guesses, you can increase the probability.
Here are the possible outcomes:
BBB
BBR
BRB
BRR
RBB
RBR
RRB
RRR
If you use the strategy:
If a person sees a blue and a red, they pass;
If a person sees a blue and a blue, they guess red;
If a person sees a red and a red, they guess blue;
The probability comes out like this:
(B=blue, R=red, P=pass)
actual guess correct?
BBB RRR no
BBR PPR yes
BRB PRP yes
BRR BPP yes
RBB RPP yes
RBR PBP yes
RRB PPB yes
RRR BBB no
As you can see, this is a 6/8, or 75% chance of being correct.
Total customers: 26+42+33+24+40 =
165
The number of customers that bought 5-6 = 33
The probability would be 33/165
Total customers that bought fewer than 5 = 26+42 = 68
The probability is 68/165
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
x= 1/3 its a fraction but i couldnt put the answer in fraction form.
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