Question

Some red, white, and blue candies were placed in a bowl. Some contain nuts, and some do not. Suppose one of the candies were chosen randomly from all the candies in the bowl. According to the table below, if the candy is blue, what is the probability that it does not contain any nuts?

Answer 1

@openstudyneedsme

Answer 2

10%

Answer 3

If you add up all of the things values it adds up to 100

Answer 4

its 10 percent

Answer 5

wait wrong

Answer 6

that makes it realtivaly easy to find out what it is

Answer 7

so you can convert to a fraction to be 20/100

Answer 8

20% cause its over half of 30

Answer 9

since the value is 20 blue without nutes

Answer 10

so tht would end up being 20%

Answer 11

so it be 20%

Answer 12

yes ^.^

Answer 13

Yep c:

Answer 14

ohh yup 20

Answer 15

cause half of 30 is 15 and its not 15 its 20 so whats 10 plus 50?

Answer 16

dis is confusing i am levinggg

Answer 17

*sigh* didn't get a medal and i gave the first answer :'( waisted my time bruh

Answer 18

aint going to help @bunniesforever anymore dont tag me

Answer 19

@bunniesforever
Have you done conditional probabilities?

Answer 20

no >.> @mathmate

Answer 21

ok, in that case, we know that the candy is blue, other colours do not come into consideration.

Answer 22

What do you get for probability of NOT having nuts?

Answer 23

@camerondoherty Thank you for answering, but I would wait till @bunniesforever answers before I pronounce the results!

Answer 24

Sorry >.<

Answer 25

tbh think @mathmate deserves the medal

Answer 26

@camerondoherty You are most welcome to work on it together, but since @bunniesforever is the "owner" of the question, I really appreciate hearing from him/her.

Answer 27

Well, since @bunniesforever seems to be busy, yes, @camerondoherty, you've got the correct answer! Thank you for helping!

Answer 28

Lol

Answer 29

Sorry about tht tho

Answer 30

@camerondoherty nothing to be sorry about, we're all studying together. Too bad @bunniesforever is not available.