Asked by Jordan bell

a box contains red markers ,blue markers amd green markers . there are more blue makers than red .the probability of randomly selecting a blue marker from the box is 1/5 . that is a possible probability that a randomly selected marker from he box is red?
Answered by bobpursley
Well, if blue probility is .2, then red has to be less, so if pr<.2, that is a valid probility for red.
Answered by hypebeast
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Answered by Sunny
A box contains 2 blue markers, 5 green markers and 3 yellow markers. What is the probability of drawing a blue marker, replacing it, then drawing a yellow marker?

Write as a fraction in simplest form
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