Question

Jason and Jenny are out on a lunch date. Jason gives Jenny a bouquet that has 4 roses, 3 carnations, and 4 orchids. They decide that Jenny gets to choose their lunch order if the flower she randomly picks from the bouquet is a carnation or a rose. What is the probability that Jenny gets to choose lunch?

4/11

7/11

3/11

2/3

Answer 1

@hartnn

Answer 2

@triciaal

Answer 3

Are these ratios?

Answer 4

idk thats all the question says

Answer 5

okay well if jenny gets to choose lunch if she chooses a carnation or a rose. How many flowers are either a carnation or a rose?

Answer 6

23?

Answer 7

No.... if their are 4 roses and 3 carnations how many is that together?

Answer 8

my bad they are ratios so 4/11?

Answer 9

No but when you put the carnations and roses together you have 7 flowers that are either carnations or roses correct?

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

So as you already said when you said 4/11 you were saying that their are 11 flowers in the whole bouquet.

Answer 12

so its 7/11

Answer 13

yes, that's what i would say is correct as long as you can't simplify it and from what i can tell you cant.

Answer 14

thankyou it was right

Answer 15

Your welcome glad I could help