Which of the following probability tools would not be a reasonable choice to model the likelihood that Zoe will get a grape gumball from a machine that has 4 different flavors: blue raspberry, cherry, grape, and orange? spinner slips of paper deck of cards die
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I would go with die since it has 6 sides and is not divisible by 4, so you can't assign equal probabilities to each face for a flavour. Deck of cards (52) is divisible by 4 which is ok. A spinner.. you could construct a spinner with 4 equal sections. Slips of paper, you can put 4 flavours and mix them into a hat
Samuel is researching the favorite foods of the students in his grade. He surveys the students in his science class. Which of the following is not true? The students in his science class are the sample. The population is all students in his grade. He used stratified sampling. Each student is a unit in the study.
He did not use stratified sampling... that would imply that he would have sampled s subset of students from every different class in his grade.
a subset*
so whts the answere
He used stratified sampling. They are looking for the statement which isn't true.
What is the experimental probability of rolling a 4 on a standard die if you had twenty trials and 2 successes? one percent two percent ten percent twenty percent
\[ \text{Experimental probability } = \frac{\text{number of successes}}{\text{number of trials}} \]
so 20%
not quite
ow 10
yup
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