[6] There is a 72% chance that Katie will get married, a 46% chance that she will graduate from college, and a 60% chance that she will marry and graduate. What is the chance that she will get married or graduate?
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FIRST-write your given values.
Chance(probability that Katie with get married) = 72% (or 72/100) Chance (probability that Katie will graduate) = 46 % (or 46/100)
60/100 (probability that Katie will get married and graduate)=60%
SECOND -->Write your unknown-what you want to solve for.
i want to solve for the chances she'll either graduate or get married so if 72% is married and 46% is graduate
Yes-you are solving for the chance/probability Katie will get married OR the chance/probability that she will graduate.
THIRD-what RULE can you use to solve this problem?
empirical rule?
Hint-it is one of the PROBABILITY rules.
Probability that one OR another event will occur = Probability of desired event #1 occurring + Probability of desired event #2 occurring
so its adding the married and graduate together
hello?
Yes-correct.
72+46
The total probability must never exceed 100%......... YOU MUST USE A SECOND RULE HERE: When two events, #1 and #2, are not mutually exclusive (they can occur at the same time), there is some overlap between these events.........so----------> [The probability that either event #1 OR event #2 will occur] = [Probability of desired event #1 occurring + Probability of desired event #2 occurring] - [THE PROBABILITY THAT BOTH EVENT #1 AND EVENT #2 WILL OCCUR]
So apply the above rule using your final GIVEN - the one you provided above: probability that Katie will get married and graduate)=60%
76+42-60
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Correct-great job!
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[7] Find the radian measure for 2100 and its associated coordinate point on the unit circle. Then find the sin, cos, and tangent. 210(π/180) = 7 π/6 radians Notice the 210 degrees brings ( - v3/2, -1/2) The Sin=y/rad = -1/2 / 1 = -1/2 = The Cos=x/rad = -v3/2 / 1 = The Tan=y/x = -1/2 /-v3/2 = -1/ v3 =
I am not sure how to do this one-sorry!
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