all are basically the same. The total number of marbles drops after each selection. For example,
P(blue, blue,white) = 5/10 * 4/9 * 3/8
In a bag there are 2 red marbles 3 white marbles and 5 blue marbles. Once a marbel is picked it is not replaced. Find the following probabilities:
P(red,then white)
P(blue, then red)
P(red, red, red)
P(blue, blue, white)
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But how would you solve the other 3 then
for each draw, it is the number of that color, divided by the total number of marbles. For more than one draw, just multiply the fractions.
Take a look at what I did. It should become clear.
Take a look at what I did. It should become clear.
I still don't understand.
Look. If there are 12 balls, and 5 are red, the chance of getting a red ball is 5/12.
After you have drawn that red ball, there are only 4 reds and 11 balls, so the chance of getting a 2nd red is 4/11
and so on.
After you have drawn that red ball, there are only 4 reds and 11 balls, so the chance of getting a 2nd red is 4/11
and so on.
That makes 0 sense there’s 10 balls not 12 just say the answer