| Pearson's Mylab & Mastering - X Do Homework - Core Assessmer x + - C https://mylab.pearson.com/Student/PlayerHomework.aspx?homeworkld=6218277848questionld=11&flushed=false&cld=6896823&back=DoAssignments.aspx @ 8 ... Contemporary Math 1332 2A4 LS Amanda Pratt 04/30/22 5:58 PM = Homework: Core Assessment HW Score: 76.47%, 13 of 17 points Points: 1 of 1 Save Directions for this problem: 1) Print this problem. When you print, a table of random numbers will print out as well. If you cannot print the problem, click on the icon to view the table of random numbers and then write down the entire table of random numbers on a piece of notebook paper. Click the icon to view the table of random numbers. ) Look at the table. The table consists of 50 random numbers. Each random number consists of 5 digits. The first and last digits represent the parents and the three middle digits represent the children. Let 0-4 correspond to males and 5-9 to females. For example, the number 51552 represents Mom, Son, Daughter, Daughter, Father. ) Analyze each random number on the table. Yo home on the table. You are to circle every random number that represents a family with exactly two male children in it. 4) Explain in words and show mathematically how, using the information from the table, you estimate the probability of exactly two boys in a family of three children. Please show your answer in fraction and decimal form. 5) The theoretical probability is - = 0.375. Explain why the theortical probability is . =0.375. Where does this number come from? 6) How does your answer compare with the theoretical probability, which is = =0.375? Make sure all of your answers are written as complete sentences. The estimated probability of exactly two boys in a family of three children is 0.38 which is similar to the theoretical probability of 0.375, Similar question 5:58 PM Type here to search O Hi 81'F Cloudy ~ () 4/30/2022\f