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The table shows the numbers of different types of pies sold at a bakery during one day.

Pies Sold. Type of Pie; Number Sold. Apple; 5; Pecan; 3; Lemon; 4; Chocolate; 8.

Based on the results in the table, which statement about the pies sold at this bakery during one week is NOT true?

F. It is two times as likely for a chocolate pie to be sold as for a lemon pie to be sold.
G. It is equally likely for an apple or pecan pie to be sold as for a chocolate pie to be sold.
H. It is more likely for an apple or lemon pie to be sold than for a pecan or chocolate pie to be sold.
J. It is less likely for a pecan pie to be sold than for a lemon pie to be sold.


Sagot :

According to the given table, the false statement is:

H. It is more likely for an apple or lemon pie to be sold than for a pecan or chocolate pie to be sold.

Statement F:

8 chocolate pies were sold, while 4 lemon pies were sold, that is, twice the amount, hence, statement F is correct.

Statement G:

5 + 3 = 8, hence, 8 apple or pecan pies were sold, which is the same number as the number chocolate pies sold, hence, statement G is correct.

Statement H:

Apple + lemon = 9

Pecan + chocolate = 11

Due to the lower sum, it is less likely, hence, statement H is false.

Statement J:

The number of pecan pies sold was smaller than the number of lemon pies sold, hence, statement J is correct.

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