To find the probability of randomly selecting a second grader that thinks sharks are scary, we need to find the number of second graders that think sharks are scary and divide it by the total number of second graders.
P(second grader AND sharks) = 10 / 38 = 0.2631
Convert this probability to a percentage:
P(second grader AND sharks) = 26.31%
Therefore, the probability of randomly selecting a second grader that thinks sharks are scary is 26.31%.
Question: Find the probability of randomly selecting a "second grader that thinks sharks are scary" P(second grader AND sharks). Write your answer as a percent.
Scary Animals!
Soalkes
Allligators
Sharks
Other
First Graders
10
13
15
12
Totall
Second Graders
Total
12
22
10
23
23
38
5
17
50
50
100
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