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We have been given below data.
We have been required to calculate the probability of random student selected being a girl and with A-grade. We can see that there a total of 49 students. Out of these 15 girls have received A-grade. Hence the required probability is as below
Hence the required probability is 15/49 or 0.3061
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here are summary statistics for randomly selected weights of
newborn girls: n=235,
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