In: Statistics and Probability
Eighty-six countries won medals at the Olympics in a particular year. The results indicate the following.
Suppose one of the 86 countries winning medals at this Olympics is selected at random. (Round your answers to three decimal places.)
(a) What is the probability that the selected country won more than 50 medals?
(b) What is the probability that the selected country did not win more than 100 medals?
(c) What is the probability that the selected country won 10 or fewer medals?
(d) What is the probability that the selected country won between 11 and 50 medals?
a) There are total 86 countries who won medal in Olympics. So,
from 86 countries, 1 country can be chosen in
ways.
There are 4 countries who won more than 50 medals. So, from these 4
countries, 1 country can be chosen in
ways.
Therefore,
P [the selected country won more than 50 medals]
=
= 0.0465
b)There are total 86 countries who won medal in Olympics. So,
from 86 countries, 1 country can be chosen in
ways.
85 countries did not win more than 100 medals. So, from these 85
countries, 1 country can be chosen in
ways.
Therefore,
P[the selected country did not win more than 100 medals]
=
= 0.988
c) There are total 86 countries who won medal in Olympics. So,
from 86 countries, 1 country can be chosen in
ways.
65 countries won 10 or fewer medals. So, from these 65 countries, 1
country can be chosen in
ways.
Therefore,
P[the selected country win 10 or fewer medals]
=
= 0.756
d)There are total 86 countries who won medal in Olympics. So,
from 86 countries, 1 country can be chosen in
ways.
17 countries won between 11 and 50 medals. So, from these 17
countries, 1 country can be chosen in
ways.
Therefore,
P[the selected country won between 11 and 50 medals]
=
= 0.198
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