Determine which numbers could be used to represent the probability of an event. Select all that apply. A. -0.0009, because probability values must be between 1 and 1. B. 0, because probability values can equal 0. C. 2.3, because probability values cannot be greater than 100. 120 101 1 because probability values cannot be greater than 1. 15 because probability values can equal 1. 15' F. 333.3%, because probability values can be greater than 100%.

ANSWER ALL THE PARTS OF THE QUESTION PLEASE A-C (THIS IS NOT A GRADED ASSIGNMENT) a. For a population of patients similar to those described in the stem of this problem, use your chart find the probability that a randomly chosen patient tests positive for strep throat.   Write you answer as an abbreviated probability statement with your answer to four decimal places without using a percent symbol.  For example, P(strep) = 0.16 b. For a population of patients similar to those described in the stem of this problem, use your chart find the probability that a randomly chosen patient has strep throat AND tests positive.   Write you answer as an abbreviated probability statement with your answer to four decimal places without using a percent symbol.  For example, P(strep) = 0.16 c. For a population of patients similar to those described in the stem of this problem, use your chart find the probability that a randomly chosen patient actually has strep throat, given that they have tested…

Joan and Cindy are on the same bowling league.  The probability that Joan scores more than 150 is 0.4 and the probability that Cindy scores more than 150 is 0.6.  a. Find the probability that both score more than 150 in the same game. b. What did you assume to solve part (a)?

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