Beatriz takes a simple random sample of 350350350 orders from the more than 500050005000 total orders to her store and finds that 12\%12%12, percent of the sampled orders were returned. Assuming that it is really 9\%9%9, percent of all orders to her store which were returned, what is the approximate probability that more than 12\%12%12, percent of the sampled orders would have been returned?

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given expression is

we have radical  

we need to select an option that has same radical

(a)  

this expression has cube root instead of square root . so it is not a like radical.

(b)

y is included inside the radical. so it is not a like radical.

(c)

this expression has cube root instead of square root . so it is not a like radical.

(d)

5 is inside the radical square root. so it is   a like radical.

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step-by-step explanation:

first, take -800 and add it to 360 until you get a positive number