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Tim has 30 jellybeans, with equal numbers of three flavors—raspberry, pineapple, and orange. He likes raspberry the best. So far, Tim has eaten 6 orange and 4 pineapple jellybeans. What are the chances that the next one he picks will be raspberry?
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you start off w/ 10 raspberry 10 pineapple and 10 orange take away 6 orange and 4 pineapple gives us 10 raspberry, 6 pineapple, 4 orange so if there are 10 raspberries out of (10+6+4) total beans what's the probability of getting raspberry?
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