Larry C. answered 01/31/19
Computer Science and Mathematics professional
The probabilities cannot exceed 100% in total. Did you perhaps mean 1/2, 1/3 and 1/6 respectively? Assuming so, then:
1260/2 = 630 red
1260/3 = 420 yellow
1260/6 = 210 purple
Katelynn R.
asked 01/31/19I want the theoretical probability of drawing a red marble to be 1/2, the theoretical probability of drawing a yellow to be 1/2, and the theoretical probability of drawing a purple to be 1/6. If i want a total of 1,260 marbles in the bag:
a. How many red marbles am i going to put in the bag? Why?
b. How many yellow marbles am i going to put in the bag? Why?
c. How many purple marbles am i going to put in the bag? Why?
Larry C. answered 01/31/19
Computer Science and Mathematics professional
The probabilities cannot exceed 100% in total. Did you perhaps mean 1/2, 1/3 and 1/6 respectively? Assuming so, then:
1260/2 = 630 red
1260/3 = 420 yellow
1260/6 = 210 purple
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