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Karen wants to distract her noisy four-year-old child at a restaurant. She pulls out a bag that has 4 black marbles, 8 red marbles, and 9 green marbles. The child likes green marbles. What is the probability Karen will randomly pick a green marble from the bag in one try?
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green marble = 9 total # of marbles = 21 set up a fraction \(\dfrac{9}{21}\) divide by 3 \(\dfrac{3}{7}\)
43 percent or 9/21 3/7
Total no.of marbles = (4+8+9) = 21 No.of green marbles = 9 therefore, P(green) = 9/21 dividing above and below by 3 we get: 3/7
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