Which one of the following probabilities is a "cumulative" probability? Select one: a. The probability that it takes 4 throws of a die to get a "6". b. The probability that the total annual rainfall in Melbourne next year will be 65.1 cm. c. The probability that a randomly selected woman's height is 170 cm or less. d. The probability of exactly 3 heads in 6

Which one of the following probabilities is a "cumulative" probability? Select one: a. The probability that it takes 4 throws of a die to get a "6". b. The probability that the total annual rainfall in Melbourne next year will be 65.1 cm. c. The probability that a randomly selected woman's height is 170 cm or less. d. The probability of exactly 3 heads in 6

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Which one of the following probabilities is a "cumulative" probability?

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The probability that it takes 4 throws of a die to get a "6".

The probability that the total annual rainfall in Melbourne next year will be 65.1 cm.

The probability that a randomly selected woman's height is 170 cm or less.

The probability of exactly 3 heads in 6 flips of a coin.

The probability that there are exactly 4 people with Type O+ blood in a sample of 10 people.

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