Of the recent customers at East Coast Dogs, 6 wanted mustard on their hot dogs and 9 did

not. Considering this data, how many of the next 10 customers would you expect to want

mustard?

customers

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Doyle

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4 July, 15:05

Of the recent customers at East Coast Dogs, 6 wanted mustard on their hot dogs and 9 did

not. Considering this data, how many of the next 10 customers would you expect to want

mustard?

customers

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Aedan Orozco · Answer 1

6:9 ratio has 15 people. if you simplify that you get 2:3. so for every five people two will want mustard and three won't. now double it so you have 10 people. so 4 will and 6 won't

Of the recent customers at East Coast Dogs, 6 wanted mustard on their hot dogs and 9 didnot. Considering this data, how many of the next 10 customers would you expect to wantmustard?customers

Of the recent customers at East Coast Dogs, 6 wanted mustard on their hot dogs and 9 did

not. Considering this data, how many of the next 10 customers would you expect to want

mustard?

customers