Probability help.

Question

Probability help.

anonymous · Answer

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jack1 · Answer

correct answer is C

anonymous · Answer

i like answer d

jack1 · Answer

@torontoXO
A is wrong, stated in question (26 red, 26 black)
B is wrong (theoretical red is 26/52 = a half
C is ... is ...hmmmm... empirical evidence is data based on observation
D is ...right... i agree with @alby69  now... damn

anonymous · Answer

Ok I somewhat get it. Can someone walk me through D being correct?

jack1 · Answer

13 cards are taken out of a deck of 52 = 39 left
26 red cards originally : 11 removed = 15 left
so 15/39 cards in the deck are red
probability of choosing a red card now = 15/39

jack1 · Answer

i dunno why c is wrong tho... d is definately right... c is.... i dunno? must be wrong... i guess?

anonymous · Answer

LOL! Ok well we'll see. Thanks doeee

anonymous · Answer

It is multiple choice so you're sure it is just D?

jack1 · Answer

yeah, the phrase "you can conclude that"in the question is throwing me
mathematically, d is correct
however, the q's more like
experiment ---> result ---> therefore...?

anonymous · Answer

I hate dumb questions -_-

jack1 · Answer

me also... ummmm goodluck?    ;D

anonymous · Answer

Thanks lol