Question

PLEASE HELP ME! THIS IS MY LIFE! I WILL GIVE U A MEDAL!

Answer 1

Henry grabs one shoe at a time at random without replacement from a box of fourteen shoes in his closet. The box contains 6 brown shoes, 4 black shoes, and 4 sneakers. What is the probability that the first two shoes he chooses will be brown? Round to the nearest percent if necessary.

six percent

seven percent

sixteen percent

eighteen percent

Answer 2

I am in between 6% 7% and 16%

Answer 3

I don't know which one to pick?

Answer 4

the P that he will choose brown at the first time is, (6 / [6+4+4] )
which equals, 6/14 and simplifies to 3/7

the P that he will choose brown at the first time is, (5 / [5+4+4] )
which equals, 5/13

The probability of 2 event happening at once is the product of the 2 probabilities.

Answer 5

So.....

Answer 6

If you have any questions about what I wrote, I will be happy to explain :)

Answer 7

So which one would it be?

Answer 8

product of 2 probabilities is when you multiply the 2 probabilities,

(6/14) times (5/13)

Answer 9

Ok Wait Let Me Solve That

Answer 10

find the fraction and put it (approximately) in terms of percent

go ahead.....

Answer 11

0.16483516483

Answer 12

@SolomonZelman I solved it :)

Answer 13

But know what is the answer?

Answer 14

So the answer is 16% right?

Answer 15

???????? Is it 16%?

Answer 16

yes, you are indeed correct!

Answer 17

YAY! THANKS!

Answer 18

You welcome !

Answer 19

Thank you so much can u help me with another question?

Answer 20

@SolomonZelman can you help me with another one?

Answer 21

Yes, I can try at least :)

Answer 22

Ok thanks :)

Answer 23

@SolomonZelman please come help! :)

Answer 24

@SolomonZelman & @sleepyjess can you please come help... Thank you :)

Answer 25

okay, can you calculate the number of people in the class first ?

Answer 26

What do you mean?

Answer 27

@SolomonZelman help i don't get it!

Answer 28

How many people sold between 0 and 9 ?
How many people sold between 10 and 19 ?
How many people sold between 20 and 29 ?
How many people sold between 30 and 39 ?
How many people sold between 40 and 49 ?

answer each question for me please.

Answer 29

so i have to subtract?

Answer 30

@SolomonZelman do i have to subtract?

Answer 31

Subtract what ? just answer each of the 5 questions I have posted at first.

Answer 32

??

Answer 33

ohhh

Answer 34

i get it

Answer 35

1) How many people sold between 0 and 9 ?
2) How many people sold between 10 and 19 ?
3) How many people sold between 20 and 29 ?
4) How many people sold between 30 and 39 ?
5) How many people sold between 40 and 49 ?

answer each question for me please.

Answer 36

0-9= 2

Answer 37

10-19 = 5

Answer 38

20-29= 8

Answer 39

30-39= 3

Answer 40

40-49 =4

Answer 41

ok i finish!

Answer 42

yes, correct.

Answer 43

:)

Answer 44

So how many people are there in the entire class ?

Answer 45

22 :)

Answer 46

yes.

Answer 47

....

Answer 48

how many people in the class sold less than 20 hoagies ?

Answer 49

i don't get it :( sorry

Answer 50

how many people sold btw 0-9? and how many people sold btw 10-19?

2 and 5

both of these, btw 0-9 and btw 10-19 sold LESS THAN 20,

So, 7 people in the class sold less than 20 hoagies.

Answer 51

0-9

Answer 52

so 20 would be the answer for the first one?

Answer 53

Well, A) asks for the percent of the people in class that sold less than 20.

You know that 7 people in class (out of the 22 people class) sold less than 20.
So 7/20 would be the fraction and percent wise, 35. Looks like B is the closest, even though still far from the truth.

Answer 54

B?

Answer 55

yes for the first row second column, it is B.

Answer 56

I mean to fill in B into 1st row , 1st column

Answer 57

Ok

Answer 58

Okw aht about the second one

Answer 59

lets do the question that asks what is the greatest number of hoagies that could have been sold by 1 student.

What do you think, which one is it ?

Answer 60

ok um...

Answer 61

49

Answer 62

Yes, you are correct !

Answer 63

are u sure?

Answer 64

just cuz it;s the big number?

Answer 65

yes, I am sure !

Now, do the question that says "what is the total number of students in the class
which one do you think is it ?

Answer 66

so the second column is d

Answer 67

first column, B
second column D

is what we got so far.

can you do the third column ?

Answer 68

22!

Answer 69

Yes, so
first column, B
second column D
third column, C

I don't think you need me for the forth column.

Answer 70

YAY! :)

Answer 71

Nope but wait!