i need help on a bunch of questions for an assignment will someone plz help me with ALL of them @jgirl128

Question

anonymous · Answer

where are the questions and what is that, that you dont understand?

anonymous · Answer

Margo and Carrie are trying to go to Idaho for Dawn's wedding. The probability of finding a flight for less than $400 is 1/7. The probability of Carrie making enough money babysitting to pay for her flight is 3/5. The probability of the girls being able to take time off from work is 1/2. What is the probability that they will make it to their friend's wedding?

anonymous · Answer

i have 20 min to get 20 other question done

anonymous · Answer

1/7 * 3/5 * 1/2 is the required answer

anonymous · Answer

so multiply all those

anonymous · Answer

ya! But dont blindly take the answer... learn it so you can do those 20 sums in less than 20 mins!

anonymous · Answer

3/70

anonymous · Answer

next one

Mr. Crosson selects two students from his class to present their reports on Spain. He places the names of each student in a box and picks one at a time. The class has 8 boys and 10 girls. What is the probability that Mr. Crosson will pick two boys in a row if he does not put the first name back in the box? Round your answer to the nearest percent.

anonymous · Answer

do you want just the answer?
dont want to learn?

anonymous · Answer

the anwser ill study different problems like this one

anonymous · Answer

56/306 is the answer... simplify it!

anonymous · Answer

28/153 but i need it in percent

anonymous · Answer

18 percent

anonymous · Answer

next one

anonymous · Answer

All of the following are examples of independent events EXCEPT _____.

flipping a coin 4 times
playing four games of rock paper scissors
two captains choosing teams for a kickball game
choosing a one colored marble out of a bag

anonymous · Answer

what is it?

jgirl128 · Answer

flipping a coin 4 times. but do you understand why it's A?

anonymous · Answer

no

anonymous · Answer

i have to in 2 min ill be back in about an hour though will u still be on  by then

jgirl128 · Answer

an independent event is basically that one event doesn't affect the outcome of the other event. for example: two events, A and B, are independent. A occurs and it doesn't affect the probability of B.

jgirl128 · Answer

okay, I just want to make sure you understand. users are moderated on this website and I can't simply give the answer, I need to explain it. just wanna make sure you understand.

jgirl128 · Answer

yes, I'll be on.