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HELP ASAP PLSSSSSSS

Clara surveyed the students at her school to find out if they like pies and/or sandwiches. The results of her survey are shown in the two-way table below:



Like Pies

Do Not Like Pies

Total

Like Sandwiches

25

43

68

Do Not Like Sandwiches

26

6

32

Total

51

49

100



If a student does not like sandwiches, what is the probability that student also does not like pies?
81.3%
26.0%
23.1%
18.8%

HELP ASAP PLSSSSSSS Clara surveyed the students at her school to find out if they-example-1
User Davidvera
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Students who don't like sandwiches also don't like pie is the 2 nd box on 2 nd line

Probability

  • P(E)=6/32
  • P(E)=6/32×100=3/16×100=18.8%

Option D

User Muhammad Hamed
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Answer:

18.8%

Explanation:

For calculating this, focus on one part of the table :

  • The row where students do not like sandwiches

There are 32 students who do not like sandwiches, and 6 of them do not like pies. Take this a proportion :

  • P (does not like pies, do not like sandwiches) = 6/32
  • P = 3/16
  • P = 18.8%
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