Sergio recorded the color of each gumball that he bought from a machine. His results are shown below. Based on Sergio's results, what is the probability of getting a red gumball from this machine? 3/10 1/3 3/7 2/3
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hmm...this is not a very accurate question because we do not know how much gumballs he bought.
Sorry there's a pic
do you know?
nope..because they didn't give me a specific color they just asked a meaningless question...who cares what color just eat them!
whats the question?
At the top read it
Sergio recorded the color of each gumball that he bought from a machine. His results are shown below. 3/10 1/3 3/7 2/3
I don't understand the question so sorry i cannot help you...@arabpride
tatum, that is not a question, that is a statement
@tatumrocks do you know the difference between a question and a statement?
The fractions are the answer choices
a question usually ends with a question mark. i dont see any question mark
imagine i am a robot, and i answer only questions. now give me a question.
Sergio recorded the color of each gumball that he bought from a machine. His results are shown below. NOW LOOK AT THE CHART.
RE-READ QUESTION.
@tatumrocks they never specifically told us the question...they just said his results are shown below...which is not a question...the graph does not answer the question: is there a question? so we cannot help you until there is a question like: what is the ratio between green gumballs to the rest.
I said re-read the question
There is no question.
tatum, you edited the question
I know
ok we want probability of red gumball. there are 12 red gumballs. probability = # favorable/ # total P(red) = 12 / ( 10 + 12 + 18) = 12 /40 = 3/10
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