Refer to the real estate data located in the Resources folder of Blackboard or in the text. Compute the probability that a home in Township 3 has a pool. Then compute the probability that a home is in Township 3 and has a pool (compare to all homes in the sample). Statistical tools may be used to compute these probabilities through creating a table of the data. (SPSS: Analyze – Descriptive Stat – Crosstab, Row = Pool and Column = Township). (Minitab: File – Open Worksheet – Select the Real Estate Excel data file – Stat – Tables – Descriptive Statistics, Row = Pool and Column = Township).Explain how these probabilities would help a realtor to serve his or her clients better.Today, we live in a world where probabilities are quoted all the time from stormy weather to car safety and movie ratings. Select a probability that you rely on all the time and identify two probability concepts covered in this week's reading assignment. Identify whether your reliance on this probability can lead you to reevaluate reliance. 250-300 words in APA format.

YOUR ASSIGNMENT: Solid ArtYour selectionsYou meet an artist who makes sculptures out of Platonic solids. Being an excellent geometer who knows how to use nets to create solid figures, you are intrigued and want to make your own models.1. Which combined solid did you select? (Circle one.) (1 point)Left: Icosahedron with tetrahedronsRight: Octahedron with tetrahedronsConstruct the modelsNets are two-dimensional patterns that fold into 3-dimensional shapes, so they are a great tool for analyzing and constructing solids. Use the tetrahedron, octahedron and the icosahedron tools to help you examine each shape more closely, and to practice folding each net into a solid.2. Using the link on the activity page, cut out each net. Fold and tape each net into a three-dimensional solid. Your solids do not need to be perfect. (9 points: 3 points for each solid)3. Identify each solid. Hint: count the number of faces you can see. (6 points: 1 point for each blank)Solid 1: number of faces:_____ name of solid: _____ Solid 2: number of faces:_____name of solid: _____ Solid 3: number of faces:_____name of solid: _____ Your solid4. Look at the polyhedron that you chose at the beginning. Which two solids do you need to create your polyhedron? How many of each solid do you need?Answer for your polyhedron. Hint: Each tetrahedron will cover one face of the other solid. (4 points: 1 point for each blank)Polyhedron 1: Solid:_____ Number: _____ Solid:_____ Number: _____ Polyhedron 2: Solid:_____ Number: _____ Solid:_____ Number: _____

CompetencyThis competency will allow you to demonstrate your ability and skill in applying counting principles and analyzing binomial distributions.InstructionsYou have just been hired by G&B consulting and given your first assignment. A local independently wealthy citizen who happens to enjoy both gambling and baseball, but not math, has asked you to help him determine the likelihood of some different outcomes for the upcoming season.What to SubmitTo complete this assignment, you must first download the word document.Your step-by-step breakdown of the problems, including explanations, should be present within the word document provided. If you use Excel for any of your calculations that file must also be included in the drop box.