Answer:
Probability Distributions
A listing of all the values the random variable can assume with their corresponding probabilities make a probability distribution.
A note about random variables. A random variable does not mean that the values can be anything (a random number). Random variables have a well defined set of outcomes and well defined probabilities for the occurrence of each outcome. The random refers to the fact that the outcomes happen by chance -- that is, you don't know which outcome will occur next.
This is easy!
The overall amounts of flips is 32, which puts it on the bottom. It gave you a number of times you flipped it and received 8.
Giving us 8/32
which is 1/4 and in percentage form it is 25%
Mean is the "meanest" because it requires the most work. Add up the values in your data set and divide by the number of terms in the data.
Let x represent attendees at Harry's Hoedown, then
Mean = 
41 = 
123 = 48 + 33 + x
123 = 81 + x
42 = x
Answer: 42
Not A.(17 is a common factor)
B. only common factor is 1
not C (7 is a common factor)
D. only common factor is 1
Both B and D are relatively prime.
