Can I get some help on these problems. 2) You have a small food to go restaurant where you sell Hamburgers, Sandwiches, and Hotdogs.You notice that there is a trend, but just can't figure it out. You notice 35% of the customers wouldorder a hamburger and 15% of them ask for a cup of water. You notice 38% of the customers wouldorder a sandwiches, and 8% of them ask for a cup of water. The rest of the customers would orderhotdog, and 42% of them would ask for a cup of water.a) Draw a tree diagram for the story above.b) What is the probability that a customer would ask for a water cup?c) What is the probability that a customer would ask for a water cup?

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You notice that there is a trend, but just can't figure it o order a hamburger and 15% of them ask for a cup of w order a sandwiches, and 8% of them ask for a cup of v hotdog, and 42% of them would ask for a cup of water. a) Draw a tree diagram for the story above.

You notice that there is a trend, but just can't figure it o order a hamburger and 15% of them ask for a cup of w order a sandwiches, and 8% of them ask for a cup of v hotdog, and 42% of them would ask for a cup of water. a) Draw a tree diagram for the story above.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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