The probability of picking a blue jelly bean is 10/12=0.833, since there are 10 blue and 12 jelly beans in total.
Each time the probability of picking blue is the same, since put back in the box whatever jelly bean we pick
P(blue, blue, blue) = P(blue) × P(blue) × P(blue) = 0.833×0.833×0.833=0.579
Answer: 0.579
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You can measure the area of the yard but measuring the length and width and then multiplying. Then you can divide by the amount of sod that is used to cover to see how many bags that need to be bought.
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Rearrange the equation by subtracting what is to the right of the equal sign from both sides of the equation :
<span> 3*x+23-(56)=0 </span>
