Question

Marna runs at the track each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Each day that she ran, she recorded the number of people that were at the track. Below are her results for observations on four Mondays, three Wednesdays, and three Fridays. The first Monday she saw 3 people, the next Monday she saw 7 people, the next she saw 3 people, etc. Match each scenario with the experimental probability that it will occur.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

There are 10 choices, so I would match up each to see %, and figure it out that way.

Answer 3

If you look at the days the most active would be more than 4 people imo. so I would go with 7,8,5,6 40%

Less than 2 would be only 1 person so that should be 10%

No more than 3 people would be 3,3,2,2,1 50%

At least 7 people 7,8 20%

Answer 4

Hope this helps.

Answer 5

If at least 7 people do that than what is the answer to my problem??

Answer 6

20%.

Answer 7

it's a mix and match so you need to match up the probability.

Answer 8

Since you have 10 people you need to just think it through as I did above.

Answer 9

Which are matched with what??? ABCD???

Answer 10

That's what it's asking...

Answer 11

First one is A, second one is D, third is B, forth is C.

Answer 12

I know that i just dont know what the answers are i understand it i just cant process the matching part through my head idk what the answers go with???

Answer 13

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Answer 14

Okay I'll explain it again.. you have 10 choices, each are worth 10% if you do 100%/10 people = 10%.

Answer 15

more than 4 people are 7,8,5,6 since there are 4 choices it's 40%

Less than 2 would be only 1 person so that should be 10%

No more than 3 people would be 3,3,2,2,1 50%

At least 7 people 7,8 20%

Understand?

Answer 16

yes now i got it

Answer 17

okay good stuff!