Mathematics, 18.10.2019 18:30 samuelerlikhman

Darla is taking a survey at her school. she finds that 20 out of 100 students have fish as pets. this means that her experimental probability of having fish as pets is 15 , or 20% . statistics for the distribution of pets owned by students in north america are shown. which statement is true?

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