tom is throwing darts at a target. in his last 30 throws tom has hit the target 20 times. you want to know the estimated probability that exactly one out of tje next three throws does not hit the tatget.

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Adelyn Shepherd

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8 May, 05:59

tom is throwing darts at a target. in his last 30 throws tom has hit the target 20 times. you want to know the estimated probability that exactly one out of tje next three throws does not hit the tatget.

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Trey Ferguson · Answer 1

Answer:2/3

Explanation:

It would be 2/3 because the average out of thirty was 20/30 which reduced down to 2/3 which would be the overall probability no mater how many darts he throws.

Bradley Swanson · Answer 2

it is 2/3

Explanation:

You set up a fraction of 20/30 next to?/3. To get from 30 to 3, you divide by 10. You do the same thing with number 20.