I would say B but I'm not sure
Answer:
False
False
True
True
True
Step-by-step explanation:
There cannot be an orange bead in the bag. FALSE
they never said how many colors are in the bag so there is always a possibility.
There must be exactly 1 yellow bean in the bag. FALSE
Just because Ryan only selected 1 yellow bean doesn't mean there is only 1 in the bag.
After 15 trials, Ryan has selected exactly 6 white beads. TRUE
2/5 = 6/15. Ryan has selected 6 white beads
After 16 trials, the experimental probability of selecting a blue bead is 1/4. TRUE
Ryan has selected 4/16 blue beads at the 16th trial.
After 17 trials, the experimental probability of selecting a red bead is 5/17. TRUE
at trial 17, the red bean ratio is 5/17.
1/3 = 5/15 and then 2 more trials make it 5/17.
Add “24” six times and add a negative symbol in front of the answer. It’s pretty simple.
