A cereal company is putting 1 of 4 prizes in each box of cereal. The prizes are evenly distributed so the probability of winning any given prize is always 1 / 4. Vera wonders how many boxes she should expect to buy to get all 4 prizes. She carried out 36 trials of a simulation and her results are shown below. Each dot represents how many boxes it took to get all 4 prizes in that trial.

The box plot shows the number of raisins found in sample boxes from brand c and from brand d. each box weighs the same. what could you infer by comparing the range of the data for each brand? a) a box of raisins from either brand has about 28 raisins. b) the number of raisins in boxes from brand c varies more than boxes from brand d. c) the number of raisins in boxes from brand d varies more than boxes from brand c. d) the number of raisins in boxes from either brand varies about the same.

At a sale this week, a desk is being sold for $213. this is a 29% discount from the original price. what is the original price?

Julius sold five times as many computers as sam sold last year. in total, they sold 78 computers. how many computers did julius sell?