ned to the deck each 45. Drawing at least one king when you draw a card from a stan- dard deck 8 times (replacing the card each time you draw, so there are always 52 cards in the deck) 46. Drawing at least one king when you draw a card from a stan- dard deck 20 times (replacing the card each time you draw, so there are always 52 cards in the deck) 47. Purchasing four winning lottery tickets in a row when each ticket has al in 10 chance of being a winner 48. Four rainy days in a row when the forecast calls for a "20% chance of rain" each day gut 49. Meeting at least one left-handed person in eight random en- counters on campus when the incidence rate is 11% (11 in 100 people are left-handed) 50./Getting at least one parking ticket in five occasions when do not pay the parking meter, when the chances of getting a ticket when not paying are 0.3 you 51. Randomly meeting either a woman or a Republican in a group composed of 20 Democratic men, 40 Republican men, b60 Democratic women, and 80 Republican women 52. Randomly meeting either a man or an American in a group composed of 20 English women, 15 English men, 10 American women, and 5 American men 53. Randomly selecting a three-child family with either one or two boy children sl 54/Randomly selecting a girl or a non-soccer player from a sixth-grade class of 12 boys, 7 of whom play soccer, and 10 of whom play soccer Wit andom encoun-

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ned to the deck each
45. Drawing at least one king when you draw a card from a stan-
dard deck 8 times (replacing the card each time you draw, so
there are always 52 cards in the deck)
46. Drawing at least one king when you draw a card from a stan-
dard deck 20 times (replacing the card each time you draw,
so there are always 52 cards in the deck)
47. Purchasing four winning lottery tickets in a row when each
ticket has al in 10 chance of being a winner
48. Four rainy days in a row when the forecast calls for a "20%
chance of rain" each day
gut
49. Meeting at least one left-handed person in eight random en-
counters on campus when the incidence rate is 11% (11 in
100 people are left-handed)
50./Getting at least one parking ticket in five occasions when
do not pay the parking meter, when the chances of getting a
ticket when not paying are 0.3
you
51. Randomly meeting either a woman or a Republican in a
group composed of 20 Democratic men, 40 Republican men,
b60 Democratic women, and 80 Republican women
52. Randomly meeting either a man or an American in a group
composed of 20 English women, 15 English men, 10
American women, and 5 American men
53. Randomly selecting a three-child family with either one or
two boy children sl
54/Randomly selecting a girl or a non-soccer player from a
sixth-grade class of 12 boys, 7 of whom play soccer, and
10 of whom play soccer Wit
andom encoun-
Transcribed Image Text:ned to the deck each 45. Drawing at least one king when you draw a card from a stan- dard deck 8 times (replacing the card each time you draw, so there are always 52 cards in the deck) 46. Drawing at least one king when you draw a card from a stan- dard deck 20 times (replacing the card each time you draw, so there are always 52 cards in the deck) 47. Purchasing four winning lottery tickets in a row when each ticket has al in 10 chance of being a winner 48. Four rainy days in a row when the forecast calls for a "20% chance of rain" each day gut 49. Meeting at least one left-handed person in eight random en- counters on campus when the incidence rate is 11% (11 in 100 people are left-handed) 50./Getting at least one parking ticket in five occasions when do not pay the parking meter, when the chances of getting a ticket when not paying are 0.3 you 51. Randomly meeting either a woman or a Republican in a group composed of 20 Democratic men, 40 Republican men, b60 Democratic women, and 80 Republican women 52. Randomly meeting either a man or an American in a group composed of 20 English women, 15 English men, 10 American women, and 5 American men 53. Randomly selecting a three-child family with either one or two boy children sl 54/Randomly selecting a girl or a non-soccer player from a sixth-grade class of 12 boys, 7 of whom play soccer, and 10 of whom play soccer Wit andom encoun-
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