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Answer 1

Find the experimental probability.

Sheila drew single marbles from a bag, recorded the outcome, and replaced the marble. In 50 draws, Sheila drew 20 white marbles and 30 black marbles. What is the experimental probability that the next marble will be black?

A.2/5


B.3/5


C.2/3


D.3/7

Answer 2

@snazzychazzy

@mathstudent55

Answer 3

HI!!

Answer 4

hello can you help me understand this plaese

Answer 5

50 draws, 30 black marbles

Answer 6

the ratio is \(\frac{30}{50}\) which reduces

Answer 7

and no, it is not C

Answer 8

nvm then

Answer 9

and the simplify it

Answer 10

BEWARE of answers with no explanation
they are often wrong

Answer 11

*and then

Answer 12

B then

Answer 13

sorry snazzy i like to figure it out

Answer 14

30 divide by 50 equals 0.6 switch that to a fraction is 6/10 and simplify it to 3/5

Answer 15

But that is ur answer :)

Answer 16

thank you :3

Answer 17

No problem :)

Answer 18

And thank u for the medal working on getting human calculator :)

Answer 19

i have 46 medals :D

Answer 20

your welcome

Answer 21

can you help me on 4 more please

Answer 22

sure i will gladly help

Answer 23

Also post a new question if ur are finished with this question

Answer 24

Brahim completed 18 free throws and missed 12.

Using experimental probability, how many free throws is he predicted to complete in the next 100 tries?

A.
6

B.
36

C.
48

D.
60

Answer 25

i think it is 60

Answer 26

I see ur reason but i will see if u are correct

Answer 27

well first cross out A because if the free throws increases they baskets he makes increases as well

Answer 28

true

Answer 29

i am thinking B for a reason of that 100/18 equals 6 (rounded) but if u do 6*6 since 6 was the number of baskets he made before times it by how many he is doing know i believe it will be 36 :)

Answer 30

ok i will try it and at the end of this quiz i will tell you

Answer 31

Ok

Answer 32

The table shows the results of a spinner with four colored sections. Use the table to answer the question.

The spinner is spun 50 more times.

Which is the best prediction for the number of times the spinner will stop on white?



A.
5

B.
10

C.
25

D.
40

Answer 33

http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1416500_1417000/1416594/1/4a6a128174ef4cce8333d1b7887f0e5c9ae95554/FGA_130913_160910.jpg

Answer 34

@snazzychazzy

Answer 35

i know i is here

Answer 36

But i am not sure about this since i dont know how many times it was spun the first time :/

Answer 37

I would go with C because you know that their is a big white space on that spinner from the table earlier so you know that white will be the most landed on then any other color :)

Answer 38

sorry @snazzychazzy i had to go eat lunch. You still there??????

Answer 39

yesh

Answer 40

I AM LVL 61 YESH YESH YESH

Answer 41

AWESOME!!!!!!

Answer 42

i feel so amazing right now

Answer 43

lol i bet

Answer 44

i need two more medals D:

Answer 45

so are you for sure its c

Answer 46

lol if i can give you more medals i would

Answer 47

Yes also because you can tell that the white is going to get the most but so will other colors but i wont get so many times to 40 so the other answers would be to low so i think it is C

Answer 48

what i am trying to say is it wont get so low and it wont get to high to the best estimate (also the only answers) would be 25

Answer 49

ok thank you

Answer 50

No problem :)

Answer 51

\(\Huge\color{purple}{UR~WELCOME}\)

Answer 52

lol

Answer 53

The table shows the results of drawing letter tiles from a bag.

What is the probability that the next tile drawn will have the letter C on it? http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1416500_1417000/1416595/1/5ed9dcef8dd7dcfdb451e19005fb94db10bbcd87/FGA_130913_160911.jpg

Answer 54

Is this a fill in da blank or multiple choice??

Answer 55

no i just have to type in the fractions

Answer 56

Ok

Answer 57

a.1/18

b.6/25

c.9/25

d.18/25

Answer 58

C so what your gonna do is take all those numbers and plus them and then take 18/50 and take it and make it a 9/25 :)

Answer 59

and this i am 1000000000000000000000000000000000% sure

Answer 60

ok

Answer 61

\(\Huge\mathbb{Any~More?}\)

Answer 62

A bag contains 45 marbles of various colors. Lena draws 48 times, each time replacing the marble before drawing again. She gets a total of 16 red marbles.

Which is best prediction of how many red marbles are in the bag?

A.
3

B.
13

C.
15

D.
16

Answer 63

yup

Answer 64

A what i did was took 48 and divided it by 16 to get three

Answer 65

man your awesome

Answer 66

and i got a 60 on my test

Answer 67

Oh no

Answer 68

wait are u on k12??

Answer 69

but which ones did u miss?

Answer 70

#2 #5

Answer 71

last one and second :(

Answer 72

what were the answers??

Answer 73

#2 60

Answer 74

Oh u had that right :(

Answer 75

#5 15

Answer 76

it ok i can take it 2 more times

Answer 77

:)

Answer 78

you ready :D

Answer 79

you probably post a new question

Answer 80

yes

Answer 81

So that way if anyone has different ideas about it they can help too

Answer 82

yup and lets get started

Answer 83

Find the experimental probability.

Sheila drew single marbles from a bag, recorded the outcome, and replaced the marble. In 50 draws, Sheila drew 20 white marbles and 30 black marbles. What is the experimental probability that the next marble will be black?

A.


B.


C.


D.

Answer 84

o ooops

Answer 85

a.2/5

b.3/5

c.2/3

d.3/7

Answer 86

WAIT THE ANSWERS ARE THE SAME I THINK LOOK AT THE FIRST QUESTION

Answer 87

Sheila drew single marbles from a bag, recorded the outcome, and replaced the marble. In 50 draws, Sheila drew 20 white marbles and 30 black marbles. What is the experimental probability that the next marble will be black? A.2/5 B.3/5 C.2/3 D.3/7

Answer 88

yesh they are

Answer 89

o they shoud not be

Answer 90

hold on

Answer 91

ahh they are wooooow that never happen befor

Answer 92

well ok awesome :3

Answer 93

that should be awesome for u

Answer 94

lol i think this next one is different

Answer 95

Three out of 200 machine parts were found to be defective.

About how many parts would be expected to be defective out of 2500 parts?

A.
15

B.
30

C.
38

D.
67

Answer 96

yup different

Answer 97

yeah its different