Question

of the 1,286 students enrolled at the community college last fall, 367 registered early. based on this data, which approach would be best to find the probability of students who will register early this fall? (1 point) classical approach subjective approach relative frequency approach

Explanation:

The relative - frequency approach calculates probability as the ratio of the number of times an event occurs to the total number of trials. Here, the number of students who registered early (367) is compared to the total number of students (1286), which is a form of relative - frequency calculation. The classical approach is for equally - likely outcomes (e.g., coin toss, die roll). The subjective approach is based on personal judgment or opinion. Since we have data on past occurrences (number of early - registering students out of total students), the relative - frequency approach is appropriate.

Answer:

relative frequency approach