Ask a New Question

Question

if you have a bag of chocolate candy, ten are red, 7 are brown, 12 are green, and 9 are blue, what is the probability of you picking a red candy given that you already picked a blue candy and have not replaced it?
12 years ago

Answers

Ms. Sue
10 + 7 + 12 + 8 = 37

10/37 = 0.27 = 27%

12 years ago
Anonymous
10/37
11 years ago
unknown
the actual answer is 9/37
8 years ago

Related Questions

A box contains chocolate and sweets in the ratio 2:5. When 36 chocolate are added to the box. there... When a cup of hot chocolate is heated from 80 C to 90 C, which of the following is happening to the... 1.1 The new chocolate is set to be launched later in 2023. The marketing team ought to plan on how t... K r i s h a has a chocolate labradol retrieval night sound she believes her dog weighs 60 lb since A... A box contains 24 chocolate bars. If 6 chocolate bars are taken out every day, how many days will it... Where Does Chocolate Come From? 1 Most Americans consume chocolate frequently, if not daily. In fa... Ben had 3/4 of a chocolate bar and gave 1/2 of what he had to his sister. Using the following model,...
Ask a New Question
Archives Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms of Use