Mathematics, 12.03.2021 19:30 eddie85

g Ellie enjoys archery. In the past, her average percentage of hitting the bullseye is 62%. Using a random number simulator from 1 to 100, the following ten days at the archery range, which contains 6 targets, were found. {95, 91, 15, 52, 41, 74} {5, 34, 100, 21, 80, 96} {23, 37, 1, 94, 11, 1} {55, 86, 98, 28, 28, 13} {6, 73, 2, 43, 31, 98} {3, 84, 61, 21, 99, 73} {31, 25, 95, 93, 5, 12} {70, 99, 64, 32, 9, 100} {20, 40, 12, 25, 86, 38} {60, 91, 8, 2, 2, 70} On average, how many bullseyes should Ellie expect to hit based on these simulations

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