A, B, and C. all of them are reasonable choices and wouldn’t give any conclusion, because not everyone has the flu
Step-by-step explanation:
ah, here you go.
come on, now. you know this now ...
again, mutually exclusive attributes in the table (no overlap here) allow us to add the numbers for a total :
4+2+12+10 = 28 students in total.
how many of those 28 fulfill our desired criteria (has a brother) ?
well, it is the sum of the column "has a brother", as it does not matter, if there is also a sister or not.
so, it is 4 + 12 = 16
therefore, the probability to pick a student randomly, who has a brother is
16/28 = 4/7 = 0.571428571...
The 2nd one is the right one.!
There isn't enough information to solve this problem we need to know how long the fence is
