25% of American households have only dogs (one or more dogs) 15% of American households have only cats (one or more cats) 10% of American households have dogs and cats (one or more of each) 50% of American households do not have any dogs or cats. A researcher randomly samples 10 American households. Find the probability that exactly 3 have only dogs, 2 has only cats, 1 has cats and dogs, and 4 has neither cats or dogs. Round your answer to 4 decimal places.

a) P=0.2503

b) P=0.2759

c) P=0.3874

d) P=0.2051

Step-by-step explanation:

We have this information:

25% of American households have only dogs (one or more dogs)

15% of American households have only cats (one or more cats)

10% of American households have dogs and cats (one or more of each)

50% of American households do not have any dogs or cats.

The sample is n=10

a) Probability that exactly 3 have only dogs (p=0.25)

b) Probability that exactly 2 has only cats (p=0.15)

c) Probability that exactly 1 has cats and dogs (p=0.1)

d) Probability that exactly 4 has neither cats or dogs (p=0.5)

answer: 40392

step-by-step explanation:

10098 x 4 = 40392