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Shaniya owns a company that rents cars called Car Go. The following bar graph summarized the type of vehicles rented last week. Based on the data, what is a reasonable estimate of the probability that a van is the next of the vehicle rented?

Shaniya owns a company that rents cars called Car Go. The following bar graph summarized-example-1
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Answer: 25%

I did it myself on the website and it said it was right ig. There you go

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The probability of a van getting rented next is
(5)/(20) =
(1)/(4).

Explanation:

Step 1; To find the probability of a unknown event we divide the number of favorable outcomes by the total number of outcomes. Here, the favorable outcomes are the number of vans sold in the last week and the total number of outcomes is the total of cars, vans, trucks, and motorcycles sold.

Step 2; Based on the given graph;

Number of cars sold - 8,

Number of vans sold - 5,

Number of trucks sold - 4,

Number of motorcycles sold - 3.

Step 3; Number of favorable outcomes = number of vans sold = 5,

Total number of outcomes = 8 + 5 + 4 + 3 = 20.

Probability of a van getting rented next =
(5)/(20) =
(1)/(4).

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