Becky has 30 t shirts in a drawer: 12 Concert shirt 8 team shirts and 10 plain shirt. Of the 10 shirts she randomly selects to give to charity 3 are concert shirts. How does this frequency compare to the expected from what's the frequency based on the probability of randomly selecting a concert shirt.

A. The frequency is 1 fewer than expected

B. The frequency is 9 fewer than expected

C. The frequency is 2 more than expected

D. The frequency is the same as expected

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Jocelyn

Mathematics

25 November, 18:30

Becky has 30 t shirts in a drawer: 12 Concert shirt 8 team shirts and 10 plain shirt. Of the 10 shirts she randomly selects to give to charity 3 are concert shirts. How does this frequency compare to the expected from what's the frequency based on the probability of randomly selecting a concert shirt.

A. The frequency is 1 fewer than expected

B. The frequency is 9 fewer than expected

C. The frequency is 2 more than expected

D. The frequency is the same as expected

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Lucia Bartlett · Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

You take the number of shirts you have and are focusing on. In this case concert (12) and divide it by the total number of shirts to get the expected.