Which sample is better for making a prediction? Explain. Sample A: A random sample of 10 customers leaving a store Sample B: A r
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Calculate in how many ways you can choose 3 m&m's from 20:
There are 6 yellow m&m's.
Calculate in how many ways you can choose 3 m&m's from 6:
The probability is the number of ways of choosing 3 m&m's from 6 m&m's divided by the number of ways of choosing 3 m&m's from 20 m&m's.
The probability is 1/57.
Calculate in how many ways you can choose 3 m&m's from 20:
There are 6 yellow m&m's.
Calculate in how many ways you can choose 3 m&m's from 6:
The probability is the number of ways of choosing 3 m&m's from 6 m&m's divided by the number of ways of choosing 3 m&m's from 20 m&m's.
The probability is 1/57.