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m_a_m_a [10]
3 years ago
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A toy store purchases small rubber balls that come in different colors in bulk from a wholesaler. The manager randomly filled th

e vending machine in the store with some of these balls. The machine has 30 yellow balls, 45 blue balls, and 75 pink balls. Suppose the store purchases a shipment of 2,000 rubber balls. How many balls of each color should be expected in the shipment?
Mathematics
2 answers:
mario62 [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The collection of balls in the vending machine is a random sample of 150 balls. The percentage of balls of each color in the vending machine can be used as a model for the company’s shipment purchases:

P(yellow) =30/150 = 20%

P(blue) =  45/150= 30%

P(pink) =75/150 = 50%

If the store purchases 2,000 rubber balls, then about 2,000(0.2) = 400 should be yellow, 2,000(0.3) = 600 should be blue, and 2,000(0.50) = 1,000 should be pink.

PLATO ANSWER

VMariaS [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

400 yellow 600 blue 1000 pink

Step-by-step explanation:

30 yellow balls, 45 blue balls, and 75 pink balls

initial sample = ratio of 2:3:5

Shipment 2000 = 2:3:5 = 400 yellow 600 blue 1000 pink

2+3 + 5 = 10            1) We add up the ratio

2000/10 = 200       2)We apply the ratio total to shipment total

                                   and divide.

2 x 200 = 400        3)We multiply by 200

3 x 200 =600

5 x 200 = 1000

Simple as that.

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