C Clever | PortalEureka-20-21-G7-M5 ×E Meet - ord-ghwy- Question 13| Eurek Xb My Questions | bartl x+A testing.illuminateed.com/assessment/604236cbf12e2eb6078b4869/60425ed38bf909a5078b595f/13?rldbgn=1Eureka-20-21-G7-M5-MM-SR-Part ASigned in as: Jakyrah HarrisQuestion 13Il PauseQ ZoomQ Review / v Finish TestABG- Question 13Pedro is an avid soccer player. He wants to know the probability that 3 out of 5 comer kicks score a goal. He created a simulation with a coin flip to model the situation. He used heads (H) to represent a goal and tails (T) to represent a missed goal. He flipped a coin 5 times and recorded the number of heads and tails in the table below.Trial Number Outcomeт, т, Н, Т, Н2H, H, T, H. T3|Т, т, Н, Н, Тт, Н, Т, Н, Т4т, т, Т, Т, Н6T, T, H, T, T7| Н, Н. Н, Т, Т8т, Н, Н, Н, Т9T, T, H, T, T10Н, Т, Н, Т, ТAccording to the 10 trials of the simulation, what is the probability that 3 out of 5 comer kicks by Pedro score a goal?O AB10O D10C2021 Illuminate Education, Inc.M9 12:30

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. Question 13 Pedro is an avid soccer player. He wants to know the probability that 3 out of 5 comer kicks score a goal. He created a simulation with a coin fip to model the situation. He used heads (H) to represent a goal and tails (T) to represent a missed goal. He flipped a coin 5 times and recorded the number of heads and tails in the table below. Trial Number Outcome T.T.H. T.H H, H. T. H. T T.T. H. H. T T, H, T, H, T T, T, T. T, H T. T, H, T,T H. H. H. T. T T.H, H, H, T T.T.H. T.T 10 H, T, H, T,T According to the 10 trials of the simulation, what is the probability that 3 out of 5 corner kicks by Pedro score a goal? O A O B

. Question 13 Pedro is an avid soccer player. He wants to know the probability that 3 out of 5 comer kicks score a goal. He created a simulation with a coin fip to model the situation. He used heads (H) to represent a goal and tails (T) to represent a missed goal. He flipped a coin 5 times and recorded the number of heads and tails in the table below. Trial Number Outcome T.T.H. T.H H, H. T. H. T T.T. H. H. T T, H, T, H, T T, T, T. T, H T. T, H, T,T H. H. H. T. T T.H, H, H, T T.T.H. T.T 10 H, T, H, T,T According to the 10 trials of the simulation, what is the probability that 3 out of 5 corner kicks by Pedro score a goal? O A O B

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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