Medal If you check this last problem,
A box contains only sliver tokens and gold tokens. Clarisse reached into the bag without looking, got 60 tokens, and found that 48 of the tokens were silver. Clarisse is going to reach in the box again and get one more token.

What is the experimental probability that the token will be silver?

A. 1/48

B. 2/5

C. 1/2

D. 4/5

I chose D.

Question

Medal If you check this last problem,
A box contains only sliver tokens and gold tokens. Clarisse reached into the bag without looking, got 60 tokens, and found that 48 of the tokens were silver. Clarisse is going to reach in the box again and get one more token. 


What is the experimental probability that the token will be silver?
 
 A. 1/48
 
 
 B. 2/5
 
 
 C. 1/2
 
 
 D. 4/5
 
I chose D.

anonymous · Answer

would you just like the answer or steps?

anonymous · Answer

Steps would be nice

anonymous · Answer

ok. So if he picked up 60 tokens and 48 of those were silver, we automatically know that there is more silver than gold. So there is a very likely chance that he will pick up more tokens and out of those there will be more silver. There fore you are correct. The answer is D! Great job! mind helping me with a question? And if you feel this helped please fan or medal!

anonymous · Answer

Sure