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I need help now!!! Find the probability that a randomly selected male expects to spend more than $200, given that he is a senior. Enter your answer in the box below in the form of a fraction, using the slash ( / ). Reduce fractions to their lowest terms.
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Two hundred forty high school males were asked how much money they intended to spend on Homecoming. The results are shown below.
in the senior catagory there are 60 yes?
correct
of those 31 expect to spend more than $200
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so your answer is \[\frac{31}{60}\]
thank you
yw quick enough?
yes I completed my quiz just in time!:)
whew! on line course?
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yes indeed!
just probability or all kinds of math?
apex algebra II actually
ick. sorry. good luck though!
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