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Jared is playing a game on a grid that is made up of 25 equally sized squares. Some of the squares are shaded. If the probability of picking a point at random in one of the shaded squares is exactly 0.16, how many of the squares are shaded?

A2
B4
C16
D21

Verified Answer :

Answer: B) 4


Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The total number of equally sized squares =25

The the probability of picking a point at random in one of the shaded squares=0.16

We know  that the probability of any event is given by:

\(Probability=\frac{\text{number of favorable outcomes}}{\text{total outcomes}}\)

\(\\\Rightarrow0.16=\frac{\text{number of shaded squares}}{\text{total squares}}\\\Rightarrow\ 0.16=\frac{\text{number of shaded squares}}{25}\\\Rightarrow\text{number of shaded squares}=0.16\times25=4\)

Hence, the number of shaded squares= 4.

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

it is indeed b