22. Fill in the missing data. in the two-way frequency table. In a small Texas town of 74 people many of the residents have learned Spanish. The following partially-complete two-way equency table shows the town's multilingual population. Complete the table by lling in the missing numbers: Adults Children Total Speak Spanish 28 37 Do Not Speak Spanish Total 28 74 23. Find the probability of drawing a red card or an ace from a standard deck of cards. 0% 0% 0% 0% 24. How many different license plates can be formed ifeach plate has 1 digit followed by 5 different letters {meaning that no digit or letter can be repeated)? *Do not include commas in your answer. license plates 25. How many different ways can a(n) 6-member jury be selected from 18 possible jury membersh *Do not include commas in your answer. ways 26. 120 high school seniors were asked, \"Are you going to the graduation party?\" Of those 120 students, 86 said yes Estimate the population mean that a. senior will say they are going to the graduation party. population mean 27. How many ways can 6 students sit in a row of 20 chairs for a photograph? 0 27907200 0 27906680 0 27907540 0 27907866 23. Seven friends decide they want to travel to the next town for a social event. There are only six seat belts in the largest car, so they decide to use a random number generator to decide who has to stay home (or nd another ride}. The random number generator is set to choose numbers randomly from a. range of l to 50. Each friend chooses numbers 1 through 7 and then they also get every seventh number thereafter. Is this a fair method to determine who has to sit out? 0 This is a fair method. 0 This is not a fair method. 0 Not enough information. 29. Use the following scenario and frequency table to answer the question. The recreation center is curious to nd out if patrons are enjoying the facilities. They conduct a random survey.r and ask patrons if they have a membership or not and if they take any of their classes. They then looked at the results. Attend one or more Attend none of the classes offered classes offered T0131 Have a membership 17 23 40 Do not have a membership 1'4 16 30 Total 31 39 70 What kind of relationship does this table describe? 0 This table is an example of the principle of independence. 0 This table is not an example of the principle of independence. 0 There is not enough information to answer this question. 3|). How many ways can you order a hamburger if you can order it with or without cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, or onions? 31. How many different student body governments are possible if there are 4 seniors, 8 juniors, and 4 sophomores running for the student body ofces of senior class president, junior class president, and sophomore class president? 32. How many different ways can 17 questions on e true-false test he answered if a student answers every question? 0 130623 0 131406 0 130956 0 131072 33. Find the probability of rolling a prime number when a. 12-sided die is rolled. O l 6 O i 12 34. Find the probability of selecting two aces when two cards me drawn (without replacement) from a standard deck of cards. 0% 0% 0% 0% 35. Weston asked 16 of his friends, \"Are you going skiing this weekend?" Of those 16 friends, 7 said yes, they are going skiing. What would be the best estimate for the population mean? 36. Use the following data set to answer the following question: 40, 41, 44, 45, 47, 49, 52, 53, 60, 61, 64, 65, 67, 69, 72, 73 Find any outliers. O 40 and 73 There are no outliers. 37. Find the probability of a sophomore being called on in class if there are 10 juniors, 6 seniors, 14 freshmen, and 8 sophomores. 4: 38. Use the following data set to answer the question. 24, 18, 4s, 18, 48, 30 Find the standard deviation of the data set. 1: *Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. 12.63 39. Find the probability of picking 1 consonant and 4 vowels when 5 letters are picked {without replacement) from a set of alphabet tiles.* *You may input your answer as a fraction or rounded to the seventh decimal. 4|]. How can data or a graph be misleading? (9 using a small sample 0 not having bias 0 using correct scales 0 not using outliers