Question

If a guest requests only what meat when ordering the Country Roasted Chicken, what part of the chicken will they receive? If they request dark meat?

A) White meat
B) Dark meat
C) Both white and dark meat
D) Chicken breast

Answer 1

When ordering Country Roasted Chicken, requesting dark meat will get you parts like thighs or drumsticks, while asking for white meat will result in receiving a chicken breast. The exercises are related to probabilities of receiving certain types of meat and specific weights at a restaurant.

Step-by-step explanation:

If a guest requests dark meat when ordering the Country Roasted Chicken, they will receive parts like chicken thighs or drumsticks. However, if the guest requests white meat, they will receive a chicken breast, which is considered white meat.

With regard to the exercises given about a local restaurant selling pork chops and chicken breasts:

• P(you will get a chicken breast) refers to the probability of being served a chicken breast.
• P(you will get a 17-oz. chicken breast) specifies the probability of that chicken breast being 17 ounces in weight specifically.
• P(you will get a chicken breast or you will not get a 17-oz. pork chop) encompasses the probability of either being served a chicken breast or avoiding a 17-ounce pork chop.

Lastly, P(you will not get a chicken breast and you will get an 18-oz. pork chop) and P(you will get a piece of meat that is not 21 oz.) refer to specific probabilities related to the meat selection and weight you may receive at the restaurant.