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A jar has 15 pink gumballs, 21 blue gumballs, 19 red gumballs, and 19 yellow gumballs. Which colored gumball has the least proba

bility of being picked when a child randomly draws one out of the jar?

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Aliun [14]3 years ago

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Pink gumballs, because it has the least amount of them in the jar.

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