Question

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Answer 1

e)*is cherry

Answer 2

do u have to figure that out for each of the bowls?

Answer 3

i think its two bowls together

Answer 4

that's worse

Answer 5

just put this answer, unless you are blind just grab out whatever flavour you like.

Answer 6

sorry maybe i was wrong, do u mind looking at the pic i just attached

Answer 7

so we have to add both bowls together? is this for an assignment, are you being marked on this?

Answer 8

yeah am being marked.. idk for d, e...

Answer 9

so there are: adding both bowls together:

10 Grape
10 Lemon
10 Cherry
10 Raspberry

do you agree?

Answer 10

so each flavour has a 10/40 chance or probability: 25%

Answer 11

meaning that if you want to select a grape and you are blind and cant see, you have a 25% chance of selecting grape, that is not good odds btw.

Answer 12

hey this is for d?

Answer 13

now to workout D: what to do? hmmm

Answer 14

what is the probability of selecting two flavours which are the same?

Answer 15

can it be 1 minus the answer in C

Answer 16

sorry different colours.

Answer 17

answer in c is 0.2150 i was graded and my ans is right

Answer 18

yeah that sound familiar there are formulas for this.

Answer 19

what was your workings for c?

Answer 20

do u know where i can get the formulas? i dont see it in my notes..
working for c:4/20×6/20+5/20×5/20+8/20×2/20+3/20×7/20

Answer 21

ok, so you are half there if you know the answer to c, I get the same thing
Now P(different) = 1 - P(same)

Answer 22

okay thanks! so it shud be 0.785... and for e.. is the working like this:
first is lemon, 5/20 second is cherry 2/20 both 5/20×2/20
add the first two, subtract the third
(5/20+2/20)-(5/20×2/20)=0.325

Answer 23

thanks ybarrap, bambi have you been marked yet, was it right?

Answer 24

@Helpmeplease99 i dont wanna submit yet till im done, because i only have 2 more attempts :(

Answer 25

Here is your tree for probability of color X give Bowl Y: