Mathematics, 04.12.2020 18:00 dondre54
Gerald wants to buy a pair of jeans, polyester pants, or cotton pants for his upcoming camping trip. The cost is similar for each item, and he can't decide which to buy. So, he plans to make a random selection. Which model can Gerald choose to simulate this situation, and what is the probability of picking a pair of jeans using this model?
A.
He can use a random number generator with the numbers 1 to 10. The probability is .
B.
He can choose one of three playing cards. The probability is .
C.
He can flip a coin. The probability is 3.
D.
He can flip a bottle cap. The probability is 1.
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