Re: At a certain car dealership, the probability of selecting ...
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20 Aug 2021, 15:56
Let's say, there are 78 cars. So, red cars will be= 13, and other colored cars=65.
Also, X model cars will be 30, and other model cars will be 48.
To solve this, at first, we need to calculate the range of n(Red U X). The lowest value will happen when all the red cars are already in model X which is 30. And the highest value will happen when no red cars are in model X and n(Red U X) = 43.
So the range of probability = 30/78 < P(Red U X) < 43/78. Only answer choice (a) violates this.