I do not agree. On the contrary, I disagree, and I assert that Kim's statement consists largely of horse feathers. I shall illustrate my position by means of a counter-example:
Let the first two numbers be -12 and -3. Their quotient is +4. Now, to the quotient, add the NEGATIVE number -1 The result is +3.
All the numbers Jim used to get the results were negative.
And another thing ! There's no such thing as "interger". Whole numbers are "integers".
<u>The probability that the marble will be blue if he shakes the bag and when you puts his hand into the bag, to move it around and probably he'll get the blue marble.</u>
