- p=(How many like strawberry or mango)/10; Don't double count those that like both. Now just add them up: child 1,3,5,6,8,9 for a total. p = 6/10
- p=(How many like blueberry and mango)/10. Child must like both: child 1,5,and 8. p = 3/10
Rei A.
asked 08/15/21Probability Question pls help
10 randomly selected children are asked if they eat this kind of fruits: mango, blueberry, strawberry, apple, grapes, avocado, orange, banana
Child 1 - blueberry, strawberry, banana, mango
Child 2 - none of the above
Child 3 - strawberry, apple, grapes, avocado
Child 4 - avocado, orange, blueberry
Child 5 - mango, blueberry, strawberry
Child 6 - strawberry, grapes
Child 7 - orange, banana, grapes, blueberry
Child 8 - apple, mango, blueberry, avocado, strawberry
Child 9 - banana, avocado, mango, orange
Child 10 - none of the above
Question:
1) What is the probability that a randomly selected child eats mango or strawberry?
2) What is the probability that a randomly selected child eats blueberry and mango?
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