<u>Answer:</u>
1/5
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
To find this you would need to multiply the probability of pulling a white marble to the probability of pulling out a green marble.
1)First you would need the probability of pulling out a white marble. There are 10 marbles in total and out of those 2 are white. So the probability of pulling out a white marble would be 2/10. If you simplify that you would get 1/5 for the probability of pulling out a white marble.
2)Next, you would find the probability of pulling out a green marble. Using the same process that we used to find the probability of pulling out a white marble, we would find the answer to be 3/10. All that we did here was <em>green marbles/total marbles</em>. By filling that in we got 3/10 for the probability of pulling out a green marble.
3)Now all that is left is doing <em>probability of pulling a white marble × probability of pulling out a green marble</em>. This would be 1/5 × 3/10. After solving the answer would be 3/15 which we would simplify down to 1/5 as our final answer.
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<span>Quartiles are generally more reliable for judging outliers than mean and standard deviations for 2 reasons. The mean is simply the average of all of the numbers, meaning that an outlier can easily be obscured by the masses. Standard deviation is a better method, however only going over by one standard deviation in either direction would also mask an outlier. A strong outlier however will pull a quartile farther in that direction than would normally be expected.</span>
The error is that the numbers are not in order from least to greatest.
To find the median of data you need to first put the numbers in order from least to greatest.
I think is A but not to sure
