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On a particular day, an airliner has 150 flights arrive early, 500 flights arrive on time, and 75 flights arrive late. What is the experimental probability that a flight will not be late?
a. 75/725
b. 75/650
c. 500/650
d. 650/725

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danielgeyfman

Answer:

[tex]650/725[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

The probability a flight will not be late is (flights that are not late)/(total flights).

If you're early or on time, you're not late. So, the probability is [tex](150+500)/(150+500+75)=\boxed{650/725}[/tex]

HistoryDoctor71

Answer:

D. 650/725

Step-by-step explanation:

D is the correct answer

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