The table shows the number of video games sold worldwide for the five highest-selling video games in 2010. Assuming this trend continues and that the total sales of all other video games Gameis negligible, if a person chooses to purchase onea) Game 2.b) Game 5.c) Game 1.Games Sold18.290,000f these video games, determine the empirical probability that the person will purchaseGame 1Game 216,940,000|11,970,000Game 3Game 4Game 511,100,0008,320,00066,620,00Totala) P(Game 2) =(Type an integer or a simplified fraction.)

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The table shows the number of video games sold worldwide for the five highest-selling video games in 2010. Assuming this trend continues and that the total sales of all other video games Game is negligible, if a person chooses to purchase one of these video games, determine the empirical probability that the person will purchase a) Game 2. b) Game 5. c) Game 1. Games Sold 18,290,000 16,940,000 11,970,000 11,100,000 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Total 8,320,000 66,620,00 a) P(Game 2) = (Type an integer or a simplified fraction.)

The table shows the number of video games sold worldwide for the five highest-selling video games in 2010. Assuming this trend continues and that the total sales of all other video games Game is negligible, if a person chooses to purchase one of these video games, determine the empirical probability that the person will purchase a) Game 2. b) Game 5. c) Game 1. Games Sold 18,290,000 16,940,000 11,970,000 11,100,000 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Total 8,320,000 66,620,00 a) P(Game 2) = (Type an integer or a simplified fraction.)

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The table shows the number of video games sold worldwide for the five highest-selling video games in 2010. Assuming this trend continues and that the total sales of all other video games Game
is negligible, if a person chooses to purchase one
a) Game 2.
b) Game 5.
c) Game 1.
Games Sold
18.290,000
f these video games, determine the empirical probability that the person will purchase
Game 1
Game 2
16,940,000|
11,970,000
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
11,100,000
8,320,000
66,620,00
Total
a) P(Game 2) =
(Type an integer or a simplified fraction.)

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