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Can someone answer this for me i am not rlly sure if the picture is showing as my computer is blocked and pictures arent allowed pls tell me if u cant see the photo

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Can Someone Answer This For Me I Am Not Rlly Sure If The Picture Is Showing As My Computer Is Blocked And Pictures Arent Allowed Pls Tell Me If U Cant See The P class=

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Answer:

0.60, 3/5, 60%

Step-by-step explanation:

Yes I can see the photo :)

Okay, so to work this problem out, you need to know how to do probabilities.

first, calculate how many total movies there are. There are:

 8 comedy movies

+5 science fiction movies

+7 adventure movies

= 20 movies total

To find out the probability of NOT watching a comedy movie, you should take the total movies minus the number of comedy movies. Doing this will give you the proportion of movies that are not a comedy movie.

total movies - comedy movies = probability of not watching a comedy

20 total - 8 comedy = 12 not comedy

So, you know there are 12 movies that are not comedies out of the 20 total movies. You should write this as a proportion:  12/20. Now, simplify:

3/5 probability that it will not be a comedy.

3/5 can also be written as 0.60 and 60%

So, your final answer is written as any of these:

0.60, 3/5, and 60%

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the answer to your question is 0.60 60% and 3/5 :) have a great day.
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