There are 40 people at a reception for international students. The students, boys and girls, are from Peru and China. 18 of all the students are boys, and 12 of all the students are Peruvian. 7 of the Peruvians are girls. Given that a student is a boy, what is the probability that he is Chinese? A Venn diagram will help you to answer this question.
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did you try to draw a Venn diagram ?
no. can u help me start? im sorry probability really confuses me
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plus I can oly spend 5 mins on this problem
7 of the Peruvians are girls. fill in the correct box
there are 4 boxes or slots. 7 goes into the slot labeled Peru and girls
next 12 of all the students are Peruvian. if 7 are girls, that means the 5 remaining are boys put 5 into the slot: boys and Peru
18 of all the students are boys, if 5 boys are from Peru, that means the rest are from China 13 boys are from China. Put 13 in the slot: boys and China
what is this supposed to look like... 3 different ones right?...
Given that a student is a boy, what is the probability that he is Chinese? count the number of boys: 18 count the number of Chinese boys: 13 take the ratio
ohh so...
Good luck. I don't like doing tests for other people.
its not a test
so its 13/18?
13/18 ?
wait no 5/18 I mean?
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