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A bowler getting strike during a particular frame has an estimated probability of 41%. If several simulations of the bowler bowling 2 frames were performed, what percentage of the simulations would the bowler be most likely to get a strike in each of the two frames?

A61%
B38%
C18%
D81%

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The percentage of simulations that the bowler would most likely get a strike in each of the two frames would be 18%. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option or option "C". I hope that this is the answer that has actually come to your great help.

Answer:

Option C

Explanation:

Given -

The probability of a bowler getting a strike during a particular frame \(= 41\) % \(= 0.41\\\)

Solution:

Probability of a bowler getting a strike during a particular frame is independent of frames.

Thus,

Probability of a bowler getting a strike during a single frame \(= 41\) % \(= 0.41\\\)

Probability of a bowler getting a strike during a double frame

\(= (\frac{41}{100} )^2\\= (0.41)^2\\= 0.41 * 0.41\\= 0.1681\\\)

≈ \(18%\\\) %

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