Question

Chase and Emily are buying stools for their patio. They are deciding between 3 heights (table height, bar height, and XL height) and 3 colors (brown, white, and black). They each created a display to represent the sample space of randomly picking a height and a color.
Whose display correctly represents the sample space?

Answer 1

Given: Chase and Emily are buying stools for their patio. They are deciding between 3 heights (table height, bar height, and XL height) and 3 colors (brown, white, and black).

To find: Whose display correctly represents the sample space?

Solution:

• Now we know that sample space is nothing but the set of all possible outputs.

• So, now we will use the letters T be table height, B be bar height and X be XL height.

• Also let N be brown, W be white and K be black

• Now each combination consists of a height (T, B or X) and a color (N, W, K), so, sample space will have 3 × 3 different combinations.

• So they will be:

        (B, N): bar height and brown

         (B, W): bar height and white

         (B, K): bar height and black

         (X, N): XL height and brown

         (X, W): XL height and white

         (W, K): XL height and black

         (T,N): table height and brown

         (T, W): table height and white

         (T, K) : table height and black

Answer:

     So these are the correct sample spaces which are present in solution.

Answer 2

Answer:

its Neither : D

Step-by-step explanation:

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