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Need help pleaseI was bad at math in school so l want to learn

Need help pleaseI was bad at math in school so l want to learn-example-1
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Answer:

(a)

• Fraction: 750/12460

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• Decimal: 0.06019

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• Percentage: 6.019%

(b) Experimental

Explanation:

Part A

• The total number of tickets bought = 12 460

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• The number of prizes awarded = 750 winners

To determine the probability of winning a prize if one ticket was purchased, divide the number of winners by the total number of tickets purchased.


\text{The probability as a fraction}=(750)/(12460)

Converting to a decimal:


\text{The probability as a decimal}=0.06019

To obtain the probability as a percentage, multiply the decimal by 100.


\text{The probability as a percentage}=0.06019*100=6.019\%

Part B

The event of buying the ticket is experimental in nature, thus, the probability calculated is an experimental probability.

Note: Theoretical probabilities are intrinsic in nature, that is, they occur theoretically and are not the result of experiments.

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