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Sally had a bag of 5 marbles: 1 = green, yellow, red, black, and blue. She randomly chose 1 marble out the bag, recorded the color, and put the marble back. The table below shows the results of performing this experiment 100 times. (Table Info: Green = 30; Yellow = 15; Red = 12; Black = 25; Blue = 18). If her results had been like the mathematical probabilities, how many more times would she have chosen a blue marble?
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A. 2 B. 5 C. 10 D. 12
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one fifth of the marbles are blue what is one fifth of 100?
20
20 - 18 = 2 right?
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thanks @satellite73
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