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Let X be the event that a person chosen at random from anywhere on earth will live in either Asia, Europe, or South America
What is P(X)?
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South
America
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Europe
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0.08
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0.07
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o 0.55
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Let X be the event that a person chosen at random from anywhere on earth will live in either Asia, Europe, or South America What is P(X)? North Continent Africa class=

Answer :

Using probability concepts, it is found that P(X) = 0.68.

The probabilities given are:

  • 0.22 probability of a person living in Africa.
  • 0.08 probability of a person living in North America.
  • 0.06 probability of a person living in South America.
  • 0.55 probability of a person living in Asia.
  • 0.07 probability of a person living in Europe.
  • 0.01 probability of a person living in Oceania.

Event X is the probability of living in either South America, Asia or Europe, thus it's probability is the sum of these three probabilities, that is:

[tex]P(X) = 0.06 + 0.55 + 0.07 = 0.68[/tex]

Hence, P(X) = 0.68.

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Answer:

0.68

explanation:

you're adding the numbers on the graph together

South America = 0.06

Europe = 0.07

Asia = 0.55

0.06 + 0.07 + 0.55 = 0.68

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