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eter wants to pick two things to do on his day off. Peter is very organized so he made a table of possible choices.
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If he picks one event from each category (Dinner and Activity), what is the probability that he will spend under $25?
5%
42%
50%
71%
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I can’t see the image you referenced. Please either paste the table values (the dinner prices and the activity prices) or re-upload the picture.
Meanwhile, here’s how to solve it once I have the numbers:
- Count the number of dinner choices (D) and the number of activity choices (A). Total equally likely pairs = D × A.
- For each dinner price, pair it with each activity price and count how many pairs have sum < $25.
- Probability = (number of pairs with sum < 25) / (D × A). Convert to percent.
If you post the table I’ll compute the numeric answer.
Meanwhile, here’s how to solve it once I have the numbers:
- Count the number of dinner choices (D) and the number of activity choices (A). Total equally likely pairs = D × A.
- For each dinner price, pair it with each activity price and count how many pairs have sum < $25.
- Probability = (number of pairs with sum < 25) / (D × A). Convert to percent.
If you post the table I’ll compute the numeric answer.
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