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A university class has had 10 students enroll so far, including 5 undergraduate students. Considering this data, how many of the next 14 students to enroll should you expect to be undergraduate students?

Answer :

Using the given data, the number of students out of the next 14 to enroll that we will expect to be undergraduate students is 7 students.

How to find the Probability?

We are told that;

Number of students enrolled in university class = 10 students

Number of students that are undergraduates = 5

Thus;

Probability of one of the students being an undergraduate is;

P(undergraduate) = 5/10

P(undergraduate) = 0.5

Now, if 14 students are to enroll, the number that we expect to be undergraduates is;

Number of undergraduates = 0.5 * 14

Number of undergraduates = 7

Thus, we can conclude that using the given data, the number of students out of the next 14 to enroll that we will expect to be undergraduate students is 7 students.

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