Compare your answers to the previous two questions. In the 1000 simulations, did you get zero heads about as many times as you expected (remember that the number of times you expect to get zero heads is the number of simulations times the probability of getting zero heads in one simulation)? What about two heads?

If 24 people have the flu out of 360 people, how many would have the flu out of 900. choose many ways you could use proportion that david would use to solve this problem

Becca wants to mix fruit juice and soda to make a punch. she can buy fruit juice for $3 a gallon and soda for $4 a gallon. if she wants to make 28 gallons of punch at a cost of $3.25 a gallon, how many gallons of fruit juice and how many gallons of soda should she buy?

Larger pets need to be transported in larger portable kennels. using a graphing calculator and the relationship between the width, length, and height, find the dimensions of a portable kennel whose volume is 7.4 ft3. the dimensions of a portable kennel can be expressed as width x, length x + 0.4, and height x − 0.2? what are the dimensions of a portable kennel with a volume of 7.4 ft3? use a graphing calculator to solve. round the dimensions to the nearest tenth.