Lacey is planning a beach vacation for next month. She compares the weather at two beaches during the same month last year. At the first beach, it rained 5 out of 30 days. At the second beach, it rained 10% of the days. Based on this experimental data, which beach has a better chance of being dry? Complete the explanation. Round your answer to the nearest percent if necessary.

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Jorden Brooks

22 February, 09:22

Lacey is planning a beach vacation for next month. She compares the weather at two beaches during the same month last year. At the first beach, it rained 5 out of 30 days. At the second beach, it rained 10% of the days. Based on this experimental data, which beach has a better chance of being dry? Complete the explanation. Round your answer to the nearest percent if necessary.

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Hadley Yates · Answer 1

The second beach has a higher chance of being dry.

Step-by-step explanation:

At the first beach, it rained 5 out of 30 days. 5 over 30 is 1/6. 10% which is the second beach's rain rate is equivalent to 1/10. since 1/6 is greater than 1/10, the second beach will have a lower rain rate.