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Exercise 3 Page 824

Start by finding the total number of customers by adding the number of customers with each vacation location.

P(beach)=11/25

We are given a table with the results of a survey showing the frequency of responses about the favorite vacation locations.

Vacation Locations
Location	Customers
amusement park	2
beach	11
campground	8
national park	4

Before we can find the probability of choosing a beach vacation, we need to find the total number of responses. 2+ 11+ 8+ 4= 25 Now we can divide the number of responses for a beach location by the total number of responses. P(beach)=11/25

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