3. Sherelle and Venita's grandmother said that one of the bags has a coin from 1916.(a) What reasons might Sherelle give for saying that the 1916 coin is most likely in her bag?(b) What reasons might Venita give for saying that the 1916 coin is most likely in her bag?(c) Whose bag do you think is more likely to contain the 1916 coin? Explain your reasoning.Answer: Sherelle and Venita find two bags of coins in their grandmother's attic. Each girl selects a bag, takes a randomsample of 20 coins from that bag, and lists the dates of those coins as the number of years since 1900. Here arethe results.Sherelle: 72. 56. 81. 84. 75, 26, 39. 62. 65. 66, 85, 71. 74, 68, 73. 66. 83. 60, 58, 72Venita: 45, 65, 73, 57. 79. 66. 69. 75. 51. 44. 53. 69. 58.77. 51. 55. 53. 78, 70, 62

3. Sherelle and Venita's grandmother said that one of the bags has a coin from 1916. (a) What reasons might Sherelle give for saying that the 1916 coin is most likely in her bag? (b) What reasons might Venita give for saying that the 1916 coin is most likely in her bag? (c) Whose bag do you think is more likely to contain the 1916 coin? Explain your reasoning. Answer:

3. Sherelle and Venita's grandmother said that one of the bags has a coin from 1916. (a) What reasons might Sherelle give for saying that the 1916 coin is most likely in her bag? (b) What reasons might Venita give for saying that the 1916 coin is most likely in her bag? (c) Whose bag do you think is more likely to contain the 1916 coin? Explain your reasoning. Answer:

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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