The experimental probability that a person in the United States has the A+ blood type is 35.7%. The experimental probability that a person in the United States has the AB– blood type is 0.6%. Last week, a blood bank received 224 donations. Predict how many more A+ donations the bank received than AB– donations. Explain your reasoning

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0.357 * 224 = ?

0.06 * 225 = ?\\

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0.006 (not 0.06)

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The experimental probability that a person in the United States has the A+ blood type is 35.7%. The experimental probability that a person in the United States has the AB– blood type is 0.6%. Last week, a blood bank received 224 donations. Predict how many more A+ donations the bank received than AB– donations. Explain your reasoning

2 answers

0.357 * 224 = ?

0.06 * 225 = ?\\

0.006 (not 0.06)

Ask a New Question or answer this question.

Ms. Sue · Answer

0.357 * 224 = ? 0.06 * 225 = ?\

Ms. Sue · Answer

0.006 (not 0.06)