Question

There are 20 dogs at the park on a busy Saturday.
9 of them are springer spaniels, 7 of them are labs
and 4 of them are bulldogs. What is the
probability that a randomly selected dog in not a
springer spaniel?

Answer 1

We know that 9/20 dogs are spaniels, so 11/20 of the dogs will not be spaniels. That would be your probability in fraction form, but if you need percentage, remember that you can find percentage of something by multiplying the fraction by 100 and evaluating, so $(\frac{11}{20} )*100= 0.55*100= 55$. So, the percentage of dogs that are not spaniels would be 55%.

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