Roy has a bag containing green, blue, red, brown, and black marbles. He randomly picks a marble and replaces it. He repeats this experiment 60 times and records the results in this table.

Marble Color Times Picked
green
18
blue
6
red
21
brown
9
black
6
The relative frequency of picking a green marble is
.
The relative frequency of picking a blue marble is
.
The relative frequency of picking a red marble is
.
The relative frequency of picking a brown marble is
.
The relative frequency of picking a black marble is
.
All of the outcomes
be considered equally likely.

Question

Roy has a bag containing green, blue, red, brown, and black marbles. He randomly picks a marble and replaces it. He repeats this experiment 60 times and records the results in this table.

Marble Color	Times Picked
green	
18
blue	
6
red	
21
brown	
9
black	
6
The relative frequency of picking a green marble is 
.
The relative frequency of picking a blue marble is 
.
The relative frequency of picking a red marble is 
.
The relative frequency of picking a brown marble is 
.
The relative frequency of picking a black marble is 
.
All of the outcomes 
 be considered equally likely.

Serenity1jacksonsl · Answer

need help i will be happy too help

Alex20caden · Answer

i do need help

Alex20caden · Answer

it is a drop down menu and couldnt figuer how to put it on there

Serenity1jacksonsl · Answer

well um i have an idea @supie

jhonyy9 · Answer

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little help to more easy understandably

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Mercury · Answer

late response but will answer so this can be closed

for relative frequency of a certain event, divide (# of times that event occurs) / (total # of events)

so, for the green, divide (# of times a green was drawn) / (total # of draws)

not sure what the last sentence is about