Mathematics, 04.05.2021 19:10 EmanuelMarcos1572
Jennie's trips
Jennie makes 95 trips. She gets lost 25 times with a map and 20 times without. She
takes a map on 45 trips. Fill in the frequency tree.
12
lost
Q2
How many times does
Jennie find her way?
not lost
13
[2]
map
O O O O
How many times does
Jennie find her way
without a map?
no map
lost
not lost
[2]
Total
10
23
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