Keith wants to know how many frogs in a pond have red speckles. In a sample of 72 frogs, 6 of them have red speckles. If there are 360 frogs total in th pond, how many of them would you predict have red speckles?

To find out how many frogs in the pond would have red speckles, you can create a proportion using the sample data.

First, calculate the proportion of frogs with red speckles in the sample:
6 frogs with red speckles / 72 total frogs in the sample = 0.0833 (rounded to 4 decimal places)

Then, use this proportion to estimate the total number of frogs with red speckles in the pond:
0.0833 x 360 total frogs in the pond = 30 frogs with red speckles

Therefore, you would predict that there are 30 frogs with red speckles in the pond.