Aclothing store owner has shirts on sale this weekend in three sizes: s, m, and l. she runs a simulation of 20 purchases to predict her customers' choices of sizes. based on the simulated results, estimate the probability that someone will buy a medium size. m l m l s l s s m m m l s l l l m m l s 0.333 0.300 0.350 0.700

There are 7 copies of "M" in the list of 20 letters shown.

So, 7/20 = 0.350 is the empirical probability of picking M.

Choice C) 0.350

0.35

Step-by-step explanation:

No. of small sizes = 5

No. of medium sizes=7

No. of large sizes= 8

She runs a simulation of 20 purchases to predict her customers' choices of sizes

Now we are supposed to find the probability that someone will buy a medium size.

Probability that someone will buy a medium size=

                                                                                =  

Thus Option c is correct.

Hence the probability that someone will buy a medium size is 0.35.

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