A survey of 50 people found that 14 people like building a snowman. If 600 people had responded, how many would have been expected to list building a snowman as their favorite winter activity?

theoretical or experimental probability, and why

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Gilberto Castillo

Mathematics

11 April, 10:15

A survey of 50 people found that 14 people like building a snowman. If 600 people had responded, how many would have been expected to list building a snowman as their favorite winter activity?

theoretical or experimental probability, and why

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Ariel Riley · Answer 1

168, a little of both

Step-by-step explanation:

Make 14 out of 50, 14/50 simplified its 7/25, multiply it by 600 and you get 168 its a little of both because half the info we were given its experimental since it is not theorized, what we're being given (the question) and what we gave is theorized since we didn't actually perform an experiment to get a real answer

Earl · Answer 2

A survey of 50people

A survey of 50 people found that 14 people like building a snowman. If 600 people had responded, how many would have been expected to list building a snowman as their favorite winter activity?theoretical or experimental probability, and why

A survey of 50 people found that 14 people like building a snowman. If 600 people had responded, how many would have been expected to list building a snowman as their favorite winter activity?

theoretical or experimental probability, and why