Mathematics, 26.11.2019 11:31 madisonenglishp2qkow

Sherwin manages delaroy county zoo. the following table shows a probability model for the number of visitors on a weekday.

number of visitors probability
0-49 0.12
50-99 0.26
100-149 0.32
150-199 0.21
200+ 0.09

is this a valid probability model?
choose 1
a)
yes

b)
no

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