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Use the following table to answer the questions below. You do not need to simplify your fractions. The table shows the results of a survey of 200 people about which diner in town they prefer and what meal they prefer to eat at that diner. Report the answers as fractions and do not reduce the fractions.  You will be filling in the numerator for the probability in the first blank and the denominator for the probability after division sign in the second blank. Happy Diner Smiley Diner Pleasant Diner Total Breakfast 22 24 19 65 Lunch 26 23 18 67 Dinner 27 21 20 68 Total 75 68 57 200 P (choosing someone who prefers breakfast) = [Answer1] / [Answer2] P (choosing someone who does not prefer the Pleasant Diner) = [Answer3] / [Answer4] P (choosing someone who prefers the Happy Diner and Lunch) = [Answer5] / [Answer6] P (choosing someone who prefers the Happy Diner or Lunch) = [Answer7] / [Answer8] P (choosing someone who prefers the Happy Diner or the Smiley Diner) = [Answer9] / [Answer10] P (choosing someone who prefers the Happy Diner and the Smiley Diner) = [Answer11] / [Answer12] P (choosing someone who prefers Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner) = [Answer13] / [Answer14]  P (choosing someone who prefers Breakfast, given the person prefers the Happy Diner) = [Answer15] / [Answer16] P (choosing someone who prefers the Happy Diner, given the person prefers Breakfast) = [Answer17] / [Answer18]

The Stem and Leaf Plot Below Shows the Number of Blueberry Muffins Sold At A Bakery: 1 | 8   8 2 | 2  2  5  5  5  8  8  8 3 | 0  1  4 4 |  5 | 0  5  7 Complete the frequency table below: Number of Muffins Sold Frequency % Relative Frequency (do not include the percent sign) Cumulative Frequency 10-19 [Answer1] [Answer2] [Answer3] 20-29 [Answer4] [Answer5] [Answer6] 30-39 [Answer7] [Answer8] [Answer9] 40-49 [Answer10] [Answer11] [Answer12] 50-59 [Answer13] [Answer14] [Answer15] The numbers 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 in the left column are:  Enter the capital letter for your choice A   Class Width B   Lower Class Limit C   Upper Class Limit D   Class Midpoints [Answer16] The numbers 19, 29, 39, 49, and 59 in the left column are:   Enter the capital letter for your choice A   Class Width B   Lower Class Limit C   Upper Class Limit D   Class Midpoints [Answer17] The class width for each of the classes would be:  [Answer18]

A research team has been contracted to learn some information about the donuts sold at a bakery.  Choose the name that best fits the scenario.   The research team decides to divide their participants into smaller groups by time of day they come to the bakery and then take a random sample of the groups and survey everyone in each of those randomly chosen groups to gather information about the donuts being sold.

A research team has been contracted to learn some information about the donuts sold at a bakery.  Choose the name that best fits the scenario.   The research team decides to divide their participants into smaller groups by time of day they come to the bakery and then take random samples from all of the smaller groups to gather information about the donuts being sold.

A research team has been contracted to learn some information about the donuts sold at a bakery.  Choose the name that best fits the scenario.   The research team decides to put survey cards by the cash register to ask about the donuts.  Cashiers will ask those purchasing donuts to please take the survey, but those purchasing get to decide.

Use the histogram to answer the questions below:                                                          Number of Cookies Four (4) people purchased how many cookies? Enter the capital letter for your choice A   1 to 8 B   9 to 16 C   17 to 24 D   25 or more [Answer1] How many people purchased 24 or fewer cookies? [Answer2] What percent (rounded to the nearest whole number without a percent sign) of people purchased 9 or more cookies? [Answer3] %    

Define stakeholders, and list at least four types of stakeholders. Then give an example of tensions between two groups of stakeholders. This example can be from your own experience or something you learned about from the news media.

Identify the three levels of management, explain the basic responsibilities of each, and give an example for each.

If A is the set of all the letters of the alphabet and B is the set of vowels, what kind of relationship exists between the two sets?

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