X=5, if that’s what you’re solving for
Can you expand the question into math formula? Please make it clear
What was the instructions given
THIS IS THE COMPLETE QUESTION BELOW;
The probability of pulling a green marble out of a bag of colored marbles is 2:5. If you were to pull colored marbles out of the bag one at a time, and putting the marble back each time for 600 tries, approximately how many time would you select a green marble?? ( explanation too) 7th grade Math
Answer:
We would approximately pick a green marble 240 times
Step-by-step explanation:
Given from the question the probability of pulling a green marble out of a bag of colored marbles is 2:5
Let us denote the number of trials as X
Now the approximately number of times a green marble can be selected would be
=2/5 times
From the question we are given 600 trials
which implies our x=600
Therefore, the number of times we would pick a green marble is:
2/5 × 600 times
≈ 240 times
Therefore, we would approximately pick a green marble 240 times
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