Question

Marna runs at the track each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Each day that she ran, she recorded the number of people that were at the track. Below are her results for observations on four Mondays, three Wednesdays, and three Fridays. The first Monday she saw 6 people, the next Monday she saw 1 person, the next she saw 2 people, etc. Match each scenario with the experimental probability that it will occur.

Monday: 6, 1, 2, 8
Wednesday: 5, 2, 4
Friday: 5, 8, 1

Match Term Definition
more than 4 people at the track A) seventy percent
less than 2 people at the track B) fifty percent
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

more than 4 people means, {Monday: 6, 8}, {Wed: 5}, {Fri: 5, 8}, so 5 data points (successes) out of 10 trials ==> 5/10 = 50%

Answer 3

less than 2 people, means there is only 1 person

Answer 4

so whats the answere

Answer 5

And this occurs two times, so 2/10 = 20%

Answer 6

I think there are options missing from your question

Answer 7

Marna runs at the track each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Each day that she ran, she recorded the number of people that were at the track. Below are her results for observations on four Mondays, three Wednesdays, and three Fridays. The first Monday she saw 6 people, the next Monday she saw 1 person, the next she saw 2 people, etc. Match each scenario with the experimental probability that it will occur.

Monday: 6, 1, 2, 8
Wednesday: 5, 2, 4
Friday: 5, 8, 1

Match Term Definition
more than 4 people at the track A) seventy percent
less than 2 people at the track B) fifty percent
no more than 5 people at the track C) sixty percent
at least 4 people at the track D) twenty percent
no this is all of it? answere please

Answer 8

so whats the answere

Answer 9

B
D
A
C

Answer 10

are you sure?

Answer 11

100%