Plz help me and fast! Show your work too!! Result Liam (20 spins) Maria (50 spins) Olga (200 spins) black 15 33 124 red 5 17 76 (d) Based on the theoretical probability, predict how many of 350 spins will be “red.”
My computer is a bit weird so, I can't write fast just to let you all know :)
If you are in a hurry it would be good if oyu presented your question in a way that helpers can read quickly. I suggest you use 'draw' to lay out the table more clearly. Also- you should not ask for ,or expect' anyone to give you the complete answer with working. That is prohibited by the code of conduct. If oyu want help then post the question properly, and work WITH the helper, and your OWN contribution towards the answer
I don't want the answer I want the answer and the work too ok
I want to understand
No - that is not OK First post the table so we can read it second - you may get help so YOU can show YOUR work You should not get the answer.
If you are not happy about me just get out of this question
If you are not happy to follow the code of conduct then maybe it is yu who should go elsewhere?
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Also it's my first time I am using open study
I don't know everything on open study, ok!
OK So you need to work out the probability of red from the existing data SO - 1st add up all the throws from the 3 people then Add up all the red results from the 3 people
270
and the number of red results from all 3?
98
OK so that tells you that the proportion of red is approximately 98/270 OK? so multiply that fraction by 350 to find out the number of reds expected in 350 spins
ok, wait it might going to take time
98/ 270 = 0.362962963
right?
do I need to round this number?
0.3 or 0.36?
Yes - so that is the probability of spinning red (you can round the final number) So multiply 350 by the probability for your answer
ok, wait :)
this? 0.00103703704
I tried on the cal.
so, it would be... 0.0?
I am a big potato...... Idk ><
you can see that your probability is in th order if one third (very approximately) so it is obvious one third of 350 cannot be 0.00..... you correctly got 0.362962963 Just MULTIPLY that by 350
ok
127.037037?
OK good - so how many reds (given that you cannot have 'bits' of a spin) would you expect?
Not sure to understand you... Sorry, can you explain it to me in another way ? :)
you cannot have 'half a spin' or 0.3 of a spin or 0.037 of a spin so how many actual results might you expect in reality if the theoretical number is 127.037037?
350?
you would expect ALL of them to be red (even though the probility is around one third)???
MrNood, I am not so sure to understand what you mean by ALL of them to be red (even though the probility is around one third)???
I am stupid that's why...
You worked out that INTHEORY you might expect 127.037037? spins to be red BUT you cannot have .037037 of a spin - you can only get whole numbers. So what is the most likely whole number of red spins?
idk... may be 12 or 3?
Mrnood, what do you think?
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it's spend 33min.... Idk... just help me plz!!!! HELP S.O.S
Wait ok...
0.4?
145?
Mrnood, Plz.................................................................................................................
I was thinking of giving you a medal and I would become a fan, but I don't thing so anymore, just help me!!!!
plz, and I will give you a medal and I would become a fan!!!
Are you there?
MrNood, plz
140 ?
SOOO?
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