Question

see attachment,

Answer 1

Are we selecting one candy from each bowl?

Answer 2

not sure

Answer 3

We can't find the probability unless we know what the experiment is.

Answer 4

That doesn't tell us what the experiment is. It just tells us what candy is in each bowl.

Answer 5

but that;s the question

Answer 6

so its impossible to do that?

Answer 7

So the experiment is the same...select 1 candy from each bowl. And you have your sample spaces listed. Is that right?

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

How many outcomes are there in the flavours sample space?

Answer 10

this is for a

GG, GL, GC, GR, LL, LC, LR, CC, CR, RR

Answer 11

this is for b

PP, PY, PR, YY, YR, RR

Answer 12

so it looks like the probability that the flavours are the same is 3/10 and the probability that the colors are the same 3/6

Answer 13

what about e

Answer 14

7/20 times 2/20

Answer 15

last one ?

Answer 16

You have had someone else do every problem on this entire worksheet. Why don't you do the last one yourself?