#Please help with statisics
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2nd on shoud be.. 6?
Does kai squared sound familiar?
no
Ok gimme a minute to make sure im reading it right but I think I can help
ok
Is the answer wanted in a percent?
Is this something you guys have been doing in class?
yeah the frequencyies and stuff
ok do you remember if the teacher wanted the answers as just a number or as a percent?
also I would add probability to the tags for this thread
number
ok that is going to make it a bit harder for me since I havn't done this before I don't think but it looks easy enough.
ok
looks easy enough though. Also yeah this is a probability question not a statistics question
Alrighty I think I've got it
alright
Ok so here we go ill start from the start so you can actually understand it
Lets start with the first image, we trying to find the experimental probability (EP) of getting a 1 or a 3
yeah
Then we have to figure out how many times total in the data that we are given when it lands on 1 and 3
so we just have to add together how many times the spinner landed on 1 and 3
go ahead and do that real quick
0.24?
EP=number of times a specific event happens/ total times the experiment is preformed
yep
so go ahead and do that for the other one now. It is slightly different but ill check your answers and help you if you need it.
perfect
see, it's not that hard. Don't over complicate it to much but you got it. Good job!
thanks
no problem
thanks for being so niece like that because i ask my friends for help and all they ask for is answers
but thanks forf helping
no problem, honestly i've had the same problems with my friends so I get it.
xd
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