MEDAL!!! 11. Teesha is in French Club. There are 10 freshman, 12 sophmores, 15 juniors, and 3 seniors in the club. The advisor is going to radomly choose one of the members of the club t be a guide for an important visitor. Find the probability that she will choose a junior or senior. A. 15/67 B. 22/67 C.37/67 D.45/67
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I am soy there aare 30 seniors?
The events 'choosing a senior' and 'choosing a junior' are mutually exclusive (you cannot do both at the same time). Therefore if we find each probability and add the two values we will find the solution. What is the probability of choosing a senior? You can find it by dividing the number of seniors by the total number in the club. Can you do that and post the result?
You can find it by dividing the number of seniors (30) by the total number in the club (67). Can you do that and post the result?
is the answer D?
The probability of choosing a senior is 30/67. The probability of choosing a junior is 15/67. Therefore the probability that she will choose a junior or senior is given by: \[\frac{30}{67}+\frac{15}{67}=you\ can\ calculate\]
which is 45/67 so d? @kropot72
Correct!
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