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Zarenor · Answer 1 · 2022-01-05T22:02:43+0000

Given:

Total number of students: T = 147

Number of students taking math : M = 95

Number of students taking science : S = 73

Number of students taking both math and science = 52

To find:

The theoretical probability of randomly choosing a student who is taking math.

Solution:

It is given that,

Total number of students (T) = 147

Number of students taking math (M) = 95

So, he theoretical probability of randomly choosing a student who is taking math is:

$P(M)=\frac{\text{Number of students taking math}}{\text{Total number of students}}* 100\%$

$P(M)=(95)/(147)* 100\%$

$P(M)=64.62585\%$

$P(M)\approx 64.6\%$

64.6% is the theoretical probability of randomly choosing a student who is taking math.

Hence, option C is correct.

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