Question

The table shows the results of drawing colored marbles from a bag.

What would be expected to happen to the experimental probability of drawing a blue marble as the number of draws increases?



A.
The experimental probability will likely decrease.

B.
The experimental probability will likely increase.

C.
The experimental probability will likely stay about the same.

Irdk what the answer is XD

Answer 1

well are there many blues compared to the other colors?

Answer 2

Important question: Are marbles put back into the bag after having been drawn, or not replaced?

Answer 3

@mathmale It doesnt say O.O @rebeccaxhawaii There are more yellow marbles than the blue.

Answer 4

on a fair draw the probability of drawing a blue marble is 10 /40 = 1/4

but the experimental probability of drawing a blue marble is 12/60 = 1/5 ...

so when the experiment continues ..on a fair basis ...that value should come near 1/4 ...soo i guess u can decide what will happen afterwards

Answer 5

Im sorry, Im REALLY bad at this stuff XD

Answer 6

@mathmale i think there is no need to mention whether they are replced or not replaced when we observe the experiment data..the given data only becomes possible only in a draw where the balls are replaced.. am i wrong ? pls make me correct if im going in the wrong path

Answer 7

Ohhh, he's offline

Answer 8

he gave me a warning becuase i said he was getting confused! what the fudge! how does that end up being a flipin warning!

Answer 9

@mathmale did it gave

Answer 10

=.=

Answer 11

exaclly thats whaat im douin!

Answer 12

yeppp!

Answer 13

This question is hard tho ;-;

Answer 14

IKR you ar only in 7th grade !

Answer 15

;-;

Answer 16

brb

Answer 17

kk