6 BACK 2.5 - Assignment 2 - Probability \\/ QUESTION 1.2 You are standing outside a movie theater and listen as people exit from watching a certain film. For the most part, people are stating the movie is good Using the subjective approach to probability, you think that: Choose one - 2 points 0 The movie is not that great. 0 The movie is not going to be good. 0 The movie is going to be boring. O The movie is going to be good. \\/ QUESTION 1.3 A card game is played by selecting a card from a deck of regular cards. lfyou draw an ace, you win. This is an example of an elementary event. Choose one - 2 points 0 True 0 False QUESTION 1.5 According to a certain publication, 42% of all video games sold in the United States are bought by women. Explain why this is a joint event. Choose one - 4 points 0 This a joint event because the remaining 58% of video games are purchased by males. 0 This is a joint event because the criteria are: the location (United States) and the gender (female) of the purchaser. O This is a joint event because both genders (males and females), who live in the specific location (United States) purchase video games jointly. O This is ajoint event because people in the United States like to play video games. QUESTION 2.1 Calculate the probability of rolling two dice and getting the sum of 7. Please write your answer in decimal form and round to the ten thousandths. (4 decimal spaces) Choose one - 3 points O 0.2333 0 0.1944 0 0.1883 0 0.1667 QUESTION 2.2 Is the calculation in the previous problem an example of the Classical Approach? Why or why not? Response - 3 points \"III-WI" Your response... 0 words ATTACH FILE(S) QUESTION 2.3 As Program Director of a Radio Station, you receive a report from an independent service that shows that out of 100 songs played, the same song was played 7 times. Using the Empirical Approach, calculate the probability that song will be played next. The probability that the song will be played next is A Enter an answer . 3 points QUESTION 2.4 Roxie Balboa, the fighter that you are willing to represent, had 50 fights, winning 47 and losing 3. Using this information, please calculate the following probabilities. You can enter your answer as either a whole percentage or a decimal rounded to the nearest hundredth (two decimals) The probability that she wins her next fight is A The probability that she loses her next fight is B Enter an answer . 6 pointsQUESTION 2.5 If the probability of winning a game is 10%, what is the probability of not winning the game? Choose one - 3 points 0 10% O 80% O 50% O 90% QUESTION 2.6 The Florida Tourist Commission selected a random sample of 200 people that attended one or more concerts during the first weekend in April of 201 0' The survey revealed that 'l 20 concert goers went to Orlampa Skydome and 100 went to the Bithlo Megaplax. Calculate the probability that a selected concert goer during the same weekend next year will go to either the Orlampa Skydome OR the Bithlo Megaplax? The probability that a selected concert goes will go to either concert is A Enter an answer - 3 points V QUESTION 3.1 The First Rule of Probability states that probability: Choose one . 3 points O Can be expressed as a decimal, percentage, or fraction. O Has a value between 0 and 1. O Can never be negative. O All of the above\\/ QUESTION 3.2 The Second Rule of Probability is about: Choose one - 3 points 0 The probability of other events happening. The sum of these can be any number. 0 The probability of complementary events or the probability ofthe event not happening; The sum of the probability of an event and its complement is always 1. O The probability of mutually exclusive events or the probability of outcomes that cannot happen at the same time. The sum of the probability of an event and the mutually exclusive event is always less than 1. O The probability of dependent events. The sum ofthe probability of dependent events cannot be determined \\/ QUESTION 3.3 The Third Rule of Probability refers to: Choose one - 3 points 0 Mutually exclusive events, that is events that can only happen once. 0 Not mutually exclusive events, that is events that happen sometimes. 0 Mutually exclusive events, that is events that cannot happen at the same time. 0 Not mutually exclusive events, that is events that rarely happen. QUESTION 3.4 The Fourth Rule of probability states that: Choose one - 3 points 0 When we have not mutually exclusive events, the chance that either happens is the product of their individual probabilities. 0 When we have mutually exclusive events, the chance that either happens is the product oftheir probabilities. Q When we have not mutually exclusive events, the chance that either happens is the sum of their probabilities. Q When we have mutually exclusive events, the chance that either happens is the sum oftheir individual probabilities Image description: music venue in the middle of a concert, There is a crowd enjoying a performance, The crowd is lit by the stage lights. Two performers want you to represent them but you can only represent one of them. Your income would be based on a commission based on total ticket sales. The following data shows the revenue generated during their last six concerts and a list of the concerts that the performer cancelled. When a performer cancels, those ticket sales are lost, not to mention the bad publicity a cancelled show generates. The following table shows their concert dates, revenue for each concert, and any cancellations. Performer's Name Concert Date Revenue Concerts __ ' 3/31/2020 473.000 Phillipe Nogigg 1215/2019 213,600 _ 12/9/2019 229,879 12131 /201 9 295,045 1130/2020 0 Snowed in 1/31/2020 237,892 2/18/2020 242,346 This information is also provided in the attached Excel file. QUESTION 4.1 The probability that Geoff cancels his next concert is A Enter your answer as a fraction, decimal (with 3 decimal spaces) or a percentage (with one decimal space) Enter an answer ' 3 points QUESTION 4.2 The probability that Phillipe cancells his next concert is A Enter your answer as a fraction, decimal (with 3 decimal spaces) or a percentage (with one decimal space) Enter an answer - 3 points QUESTION 4.3 The average revenue for Geoff Ball is $ A Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Enter an answer - 3 points QUESTION 4.4 The average revenue for Phillipe Nogigg is $ A Enter your answer in whole dollars. Enter an answer - 3 points QUESTION 4.5 Using the data in the question above, explain which performer you would represent and why? Justify your answer using numerical data from above.(One paragraph, 3 to 5 sentences) Response . 5 points IT B U S Your response... 0 words ATTACH FILE(S) DRAG & DROP Max size 4.0 GB