At a carnival game, a large horizontal board has twenty holes of the same size cut in it. For the game, you toss a ball onto the board and it lands or rolls into one of the holes. The board is surrounded on all sides, so the ball is certain to fall in a hole. Three of the holes will earn a small prize and one of the holes will earn a large prize. If Grady buys a ticket for one ball that he'll toss on the board, what is the probability that he'll win a prize?

five percent

fifteen percent

twenty percent

forty percent

Question

At a carnival game, a large horizontal board has twenty holes of the same size cut in it. For the game, you toss a ball onto the board and it lands or rolls into one of the holes. The board is surrounded on all sides, so the ball is certain to fall in a hole. Three of the holes will earn a small prize and one of the holes will earn a large prize. If Grady buys a ticket for one ball that he'll toss on the board, what is the probability that he'll win a prize?

 five percent

 fifteen percent

 twenty percent

 forty percent

anonymous · Answer

four out of twenty four