Answer:
The outcome table was not given. But find below how to find the experimental probability
Step-by-step explanation:
Experimental Probability = number of times you rolled a three / the number of times you rolled the die itself.
Chart;the answer is b
and it makes sense answer is ; also b
The first question would be distance from the start, as it is steadily going up as time goes on.
The second question would be distance from the end, as it is steadily going down as time goes on.
The third question would be speed, as the speed is staying stable as shown by the straight lines seen within the distance from start/end graphs being linear lines.
We know that
In French club <span>there are
10 freshman
</span><span>12 sophomores
15 juniors
30 seniors
total of the members------> (10+12+15+30)=67
total </span> freshman-----> 10
so
<span>the probability that a freshman will be chosen=10/67
and
</span><span>the probability that a freshman will not be chosen=(67-10)/67
</span>the probability that a freshman will not be chosen=57/67---> 0.8507
0.8507= 85.07%
the answer is
the probability that a freshman will not be chosen is 85.07%
0.92 you would simply divide 23 by 25
