There are 4 different colored candies in a bag. So, one should have a 25% chance of picking a particular color out of the bag. A
fter pulling out 20 candies, Sally got 8 purples, which is 40%. Predict what will happen as Sally pulls out more candies. A) The percent of purple candies will exceed 40%.
B) The percent of purple candies will approach 25%.
C) The percent of purple candies will stay around 40%.
D) There is not enough information to make a prediction.
B)The percent of purple candies will approach 25%.
I know this answer because i got it right from the same source they got the question from.
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plus im prety sure there is a law that says the more times you do a question like this the closer the experimental prababilty gets to the theoritical probability.
(1) R+G+B=50 (2) R=B+6 (3) G=B-4 so substitute G in (1) R+B-4+B=50 substitute (2) in here B+6+B-4+B=50 group like terms and solve 3B+2=50 3B=50-2 B=48/3=16 substitute in (2) and (3) R=16+6=22 G=16-4=12 Check 22+12+16=50✅
