Question

92% of children in the United States under the age of three are vaccinated against the chickenpox. How likely is it that a randomly chosen two year old will be vaccinated against the chickenpox?

Answer 1

Answer: very likely, the probability close to 1

Answer 2

The likelihood that a randomly chosen two-year-old will be vaccinated against chickenpox is 92%.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the United States, 92% of children under the age of three are vaccinated against chickenpox. So the likelihood that a randomly chosen two-year-old will be vaccinated against chickenpox is 92%.