Answer the question based on the data in the table. Shirt Color Size Large Medium Total Red 42 48 90 Blue 35 40 75 Total 77 88 165 Which inference can be made from the data in the two-way table? a. P(shirt is red|shirt is large) = P(shirt is large) b. P(shirt is blue|shirt is large) = P(shirt is blue) c. P(shirt is medium and blue) = P(shirt is medium|shirt is blue) d. P(shirt is medium and blue) = P(shirt is medium) e. P(shirt is large|shirt is red) = P(shirt is red)
there are 77 large shirts, 42 are red, so P(shirt is red|shirt is large) \(=\frac{42}{77}\)
Explain this notation.... Lol.
there are 77 large shirts, 165 total so P(shirt is large)=\(\frac{77}{165}\)
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Still gibberish :) Is it just 42/77 and 77/165?
@satellite73 you still on?
yes those are the two numbers in A
i doubt they are equal though try C first, it is usually C
Which are not equal, constituting that as an incorrect answer, correct?
right
I've got the second one. 35/77 and 75/165; correct?
idk let me scroll up
yes
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