Answer:
1. 47 and 100
2. Girls and Math and 29 and 61
Step-by-step explanation:
First Picture:
The question asks for P(Boys). Given that there are a total of 47 boys out of 100 total people, we see that [tex]\frac{47}{100}=0.47=47[/tex]%. Therefore, the blanks must be 47 and 100.
Second Picture:
Here, an example problem is "Probability of Girls Given Math". We see that there are 61 people taking math. Out of those, we have 29 which are girls. Therefore, we see that [tex]\frac{29}{61}[/tex].
The answer for this question with this example would be:
Girls and Math and 29 and 61
