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Art [367]
3 years ago
5

A jar contains 18 red marbles 14 green marbels and 20 blue marbles a marble was selected at random the color was recorded and th

e marble was placed back in the jar the table shows the results after 60 trias. what was the related frequency of selecting a blue marble
Outcome: red 22 green 18 blue 20
Mathematics
1 answer:
muminat3 years ago
3 0

The "relative frequency" is

         (number of times a blue marble came out)
divided by
         (total number of trials before everybody got bored and quit) .

-- The relative frequency of blue was  (20/60)  =  (33 and 1/3) % .
(Even though 38.5% of the marbles in the jar are blue,
they didn't get picked that often.)

-- The relative frequency of green was  (18/60)  =  30 % .
(Even though only 26.9% of the marbles in the jar are green,
they got picked more often than that.)

-- The relative frequency of red was  (22/60)  =  (36 and 2/3) % .
(Even though 42.3% of the marbles in the jar are red,
they didn't get picked that often.)
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