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3 years ago

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sashaice [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

616/2500

Step-by-step explanation: You first have to find the number of times a Blue marbles was chosen: 22

Then find the total number of marbles that were chosen. Make a fraction out of it: 22/50

You then see how many times tails was flipped: 28

Do the same thing again: 28/50

Then multiply the two fractions together:

22/50 * 28/50 = 616/2500

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