Question

Polly uses a probability simulator to pull colored ribbons from a bag 60 times and to flip a coin 60 times. The results are shown in the tables below:

Color of Ribbon Number of Times Pulled
White 25
Green 14
Orange 21


Heads Tails
38 22


Using Polly's simulation, what is the probability of pulling an orange ribbon and the coin landing on tails?

fraction 308 over 3,600
fraction 330 over 3,600
fraction 462 over 3,600
fraction 36 over 60

Answer 1

@AnimeWover

Answer 2

D is not correct.

Answer 3

What do ya think the answer is?

Answer 4

idk i dont even know how to solve it thats why im confused.

Answer 5

Well in dealing with probability this probably has to do with adding and percentage. I'm not even 100% sure on this though

Answer 6

If you times 22x21=462 But I don't think timing has anything to do with this.

Answer 7

@satellite73

Answer 8

Zigen, help me on this?

Answer 9

@Preetha plz help

Answer 10

sorry i was gone

Answer 11

ok let me see

Answer 12

im so confused

Answer 13

i pretty sure you multiply your odds like the orange ribbon is 21 and tails is 22 so 21•22=462

Answer 14

hmm

Answer 15

So i was right?

Answer 16

and the probability should be over 3,600

Answer 17

i think ist c

Answer 18

It seemed like the only logical answer. But didn't seem right

Answer 19

Probability would probably be 6,000

Answer 20

no no no no

Answer 21

she pulled ribbon 60 times and flipped a coin 60 times so 60•60=3600

Answer 22

and 21•22=462

Answer 23

so it would be 462/3600

Answer 24

you see

Answer 25

no i hate math and dont understand it at all and sometimes i wonder how i have a A in math.

Answer 26

like why is it so difficult