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lyudmila [28]2 years ago

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The probability of choosing a blue marble would be a 1 in a 40 percent chance that he would choose a blue marble because if you add all the marbles up, you get 40 marbles in all

The probability of getting 2 green marbles would be 8 in a 40 percent chance because there are 8 yellow marbles

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