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OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

Hey, need some help solving two graph problems...Please help?

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

@Lynx @Living4Jesus

OpenStudy (living4jesus):

umm are there options ?

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

All I know is tht the answer to the first question is 0.72 and the other one is 2. Bit the teacher wants us to show work.

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

According to the answer sheet she gave out.

OpenStudy (living4jesus):

oh okay give me a sec and let me see if I can figure it out okay

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

thank :)

OpenStudy (living4jesus):

I think its like on the side counting the little bars between 0-1 and if thats not it idk sorry

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

@ilovemath14

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

@brainzonly @jhonyy9

OpenStudy (brainzonly):

idk this one @kittiwitti1 help

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

@Benji Maybe...U can help me on this one? The other person had to leave and nobody else seems to know how to solve this one.

OpenStudy (benji):

Alright let me check them out

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

All I know is tht the answer to the first question is 0.72 and the other one is 2. Bit the teacher wants us to show work.

OpenStudy (kittiwitti1):

This looks like Stats. I do not know Stats @brainzonly lol

OpenStudy (benji):

Ok for the first one, it is asking the probability of x being greater than 1 and less than 5. In other words, what is the probability of x being either 2, 3, or 4?

OpenStudy (benji):

If you look at the graph and add the probabilities for 2, 3 , and 4, you should get the answer you are looking for.

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

Well, I know 2 is 0.4 but the other ones..I am not quite sure..I cannot really make it out...

OpenStudy (benji):

Well the lines seem to increase in increments of 0.02 if that helps.

OpenStudy (goldandpinkiscool):

Well I know tht the first grpah was basically a prob distribution chart so it would look something look like something like this|dw:1474401224256:dw|

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