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35,600 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
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\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because 12 divided by 3 is 4 so 192x4= 768
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35,601 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because 12 divided by 3 is 4 so you have to times 192 by 4 which is 768
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False_Misconception
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Multiplying_by_4
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35,602 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because 12 is in the 3 times tables so you can divide 12 by 3 and get the number you times by. then i did 3x4=12 people and then on the other side 192x4=768. or you can use the unitary method
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35,603 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because 12 x 3 = 4 which means 3 x 4 = 12 so you just have to times 192 by 4 and you get this answer.
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35,604 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because 12 ÷ 3 = 4 so i have to multiply 192 hours by 4 which is 768 hours .
and 'a' = 768 hours.
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35,605 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because 192 times 4 is 768 hours to build the same wall.
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35,606 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because i did 4x3 which gave me 12 then i did 192x4
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35,607 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because i found out what timesed by 3 = 12 and then with that number i timesed 192 x 4 and that is 768.
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35,608 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because i timed it by 4
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35,609 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because i worked out the k constant is 4 so 192x4=768 hours.
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35,610 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
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i think this because if you divide 3 into 192 you get 64 so you then times it by 12
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35,611 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think this because we know that 3p=192hrs, meaning that you times by 4 to get 12 so you have to do 192×4 which is equal to 768hrs.
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35,612 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think this because you do 192 divided by 3 then you multiply your answer by 12, so therefore the answer is option a.
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35,613 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think this because you do 192 divided by 3 to get 64 then times that by the 12 to get 768.
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False_Misconception
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Multiplying_by_4
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35,614 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think this because you do 192 divided by 3 to get 64 then times that by the 12 to got 768.
|
False_Misconception
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Multiplying_by_4
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35,615 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think this because you times 192 by 4 because 3 x 4 is 12 and you do the same to both sides. and the answer is 768.
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False_Misconception
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35,616 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think this becausee i worked out the k constant is 4, so 192x4=768 hours.
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False_Misconception
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Multiplying_by_4
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35,617 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think this is because i did 4x3 which gave me 12 then i 192x4 which is a 12 times 4
|
False_Misconception
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Multiplying_by_4
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35,618 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think this is because i found out what timesed by 3 = 12. then i timed 192 x 4 and that was 768.
|
False_Misconception
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Multiplying_by_4
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35,619 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think to find 1 person is 192/3=64 hr
64 times 12 person =768
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Multiplying_by_4
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35,620 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i think to find 1 person is 192/3=64 hr 64 times 12 person =768
|
False_Misconception
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Multiplying_by_4
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35,621 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
i worked out that one person would take 64 hours and times it by 12 to give me my answer
|
False_Misconception
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Multiplying_by_4
|
35,622 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
if the amount of people increases by 4, the time has to increase as well
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,623 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
if you take the time it takes 1 person to do the math, multiply that times twelve, that will givee you 48 hours.
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,624 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
it takes 1 person is 64 then you times it by 12 which is 768
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,625 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
it would take 768 hours.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,626 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
it's a because 12 divided by 3 equals to 4 so you then multiply 192 by 4.
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,627 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
let's do 192 divided by 3, which is going to give us the amount that each builder does, then do that times 12.
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,628 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
ratioooo:d
12/3=4
4x192=768 (i love ratio)
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,629 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
so the answer is 768 hours because you need to first convert the question to a ratio of 3 to 1 and then multiply that by 192 hours. then multiply by 3 and 168 hours and you will get 748.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,630 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
the answer is 64 because 192 divided by 3 is equal to 64. 64 x 12 is 768.
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,631 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
the closest number i got was 744 so i think its a
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,632 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
this is because 12 divided by 3 equals to 4 then you multiply 192 by 4 which will equal to 768 hours
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,633 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
this is because from 3p to get to 12 people would be dividing by 4 but since it would take longer for it to build a wall you times by 4 on the other side to get 768.
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,634 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
this is because if you put this as ratio form and calculate 1 person then multiply it by twelve you will get 48 hours
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,635 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
times all of it by 4 to get 768
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,636 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
times by 4. i worked it out with box method
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,637 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
to get 768, yiu need to times everything by 4.
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,638 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
to work out how long it would take if 12 people built the same wall, you write out the ratio 3 people : 192hrs from the question, then because to get from 3 to 12 (people) you multiply 3 by 4, you do 192 x 4. therefore, it would take 768 hours.
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,639 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
you divide by 3 and times by 12
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,640 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
you do 192 divided by 3 to find one person which is 64 then you times by 12 to find 12 people and you get 768.
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,641 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
you do 192/3 which is 64 and then do 64x12 which is 768
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,642 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
you have to find one and then times that by 12
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,643 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
you have to times 192 by four because 4x3 is 12
|
False_Misconception
|
Multiplying_by_4
|
35,644 | 104,665 |
It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall?
|
\( 768 \) hours
|
you multiplyy by 3, and times by 12.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,645 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
0.7 is only 0.1 away from 1 so you can see that this formula works when they are out of 1.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,646 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
0.9 is close to 1 so it is probably going to happen.
|
False_Correct
| null |
35,647 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
0.9 is close to the number 1
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,648 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
0.9 is closerr to 1 and so it's more probable, whilst closer for would be nearer 0.5.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,649 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
0.9 out of 1 is very close to 1 so it would be a higher probability.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,650 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
0.9 out of 1 is very closee to 1, so it would be more likely.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,651 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
1 is certain and since 0.9 is closer to 1 than it’s certain
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,652 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
1 plus 1 equals 1 and therefore a one percent chance of it not happening.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,653 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
50 times certainty is equal to half chance that it will happen.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,654 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
A probability of 0 can never be 0, so an event is impossible.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,655 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
As it is really close to 1 you might think it may be 2.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,656 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
I have no clue how to explain this another time
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,657 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
I think this is cause it's almost certain to happen, 0.9 is likee 90%.
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,658 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
If the number 0.9 is vlose to or equal to 1 then that number cannot be divided by itself.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,659 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
In my opinion, this is due to the fact that it's only 10% chance. As such, it is a certaintyy that this event will take place.
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,660 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
Nevertheless it is more unlikely than not likely that an event will occur because this event isn't certain of happening.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,661 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
Since 9/10 is very closee to certain you would have to round it up.
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,662 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
Since It is 90 percent of 100 which is overr the 50 mark.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,663 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
The answer is 6 because it always out of 1 meaning that the event occurred.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,664 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
There is a chance that 1 will happen and since 0.9 is closer to 1 than it is certain.
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,665 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
With the odds of 0.9 it is very likely that this event will occur.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,666 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
as it is really close to 1
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,667 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
b because 0.9 is close to 1 hole
|
False_Correct
| null |
35,668 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
b because 0.9 is closr to 1 hole
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,669 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
b.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,670 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because 0.9 is closer to 1s likelihood whereas if it was closer to 0.5 it would be likely
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,671 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because 1 is certain and 0.9 is just below 1
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,672 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because 1 is certain, and 0.9 is just below that.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,673 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because if you multiply it by almost 1 then it is certain.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,674 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because it is 0.1 away from the full
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,675 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because it is 90 percent of 100 which is over the 50 mark
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,676 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because it is almost 1 and anything with a probability of 1 is certain
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,677 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because it is closest to 10 which is certain
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,678 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because it is very close to the full probability that it will happen
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,679 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because it is very close to the full probability that it will happen.
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,680 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because it will add up to 1 so it would be a one percent chance of not happening
|
False_Misconception
|
Scale
|
35,681 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because the event occurring is 0.9 so it is very likely to happen.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,682 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
because with probability the decimals need to add up to 1 whole so 0.9 is close to 1 so it is certain
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,683 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
c2 is a little better than it would seem, because though it's 0.1% off, it stilll is too low.
|
False_Misconception
|
Scale
|
35,684 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
certain because there is 9 out of 10 a chance
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,685 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
certain is definitely going to happen, which can be shown as 1. 0.9 is close to 1 so it is probably going to happen.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,686 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
certain means that there's a 50% chance that it'll happen.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,687 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
d ✅ - the lowest a probability can be is 0, so the event is impossible.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,688 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
i csn t think of any way to explain that.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,689 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
i don t know how to explain it
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,690 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
i have no idea if and when you round to the nearest whole number, it is bound to become 1 as opposed to 0.9.
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,691 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
i think the answer is a because your probability line goes from 0 to 1 and 0.9 is very close to 1 and one is certain
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,692 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
i think this because it is almost certain that it will happen. 0.9 is like 90%
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,693 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
i think this because it is only 10% from definitely, so it is very certain that the event will occur.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,694 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
i'm not sure but if you round 0.9 it is certain that it will become 1.
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,695 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
if is closer to 1 than 0..
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,696 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
if it is out of 1 an it is 0.9 its a 90 percent chance of it being certain so i think its certain
|
False_Misconception
|
Certainty
|
35,697 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
if the decimal points add up to 1 then it is certain.
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,698 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
it is 9 outt of 10 times you will win. so it has a good chance!
|
False_Neither
| null |
35,699 | 109,465 |
The probability of an event occurring is \( 0.9 \).
Which of the following most accurately describes the likelihood of the event occurring?
|
Certain
|
it is certain
|
False_Neither
| null |
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