Question

Which set of data shows fifty percent as the experimental probability of a particular traffic light being green on your way to school in the morning?

A: ten of twenty-five selections at random from a card deck being a black card, with black representing a green light

B: ten of twenty-five selections at random from a card deck being a black card, with black representing a green light

C: ten of twenty-five selections at random from a card deck being a black card, with black representing a green light

D: spinning twenty vowels out of forty spins of a spinner with 6 equally divided

Answer 1

@nathan917 Can you help I asked this 40 minutes ago and no one has answered.

Answer 2

wait- do you have to show work?

Answer 3

No & no

Answer 4

alright hold up im gonna do the math on all of these real quick

Answer 5

Okay

Answer 6

This can't be done without knowing which colors appear on the traffic light.
Are those, green, yellow, and red; or just green and red?

Answer 7

green yellow and red

Answer 8

@Directrix

Answer 9

This option has been truncated: D: spinning twenty vowels out of forty spins of a spinner with 6 equally divided.

The problem I see with this question is that there are 3 possible outcomes for one trial of the experiment: G,R,Y.

Those black cards from the deck allow for 2 outcomes of a single trial.

I don't know what the spinner is doing.

Without the entire question posted correctly, I have no idea.

Answer 10

This is the whole question.