A researcher records the number of job openings among small businesses. She finds that the probability that a small business has 0 job openings is p = .22; 1 job opening is p = .45; 2 job openings is p = .08; and 3 job openings is p = .25. What is the probability that a small business has at least 2 job openings?

Doing this so you have two answers and a bit easier to read.

PART A:

As the temperature increases, the number of cups on lemonade sold increases.

PART B:

The line would best fit starting at (15,0) and ending at (90,20)

Slope = .226

y-intercept = (15,0)

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- Jax