A litter of kittens consists of two gray females, one gray male , one black female, and three black males. You randomly pick one
kitten. The kitten is gray or male.
2 answers:
Answer:
There is a 3/7 chance for a gray kitten, a 4/7 chance for a male kitten, and a 1/7 chance for a gray male kitten.
Step-by-step explanation:
Total Kittens = 7 (each of the following will be out of the total amount of kittens)
2/7 = Gray Female
1/7 = Gray Male
1/7 = Black Female
3/7 = Black Male
Total Male Kittens = 4/7
Total Gray Kittens = 3/7
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Answer:</h3>
Total kittens = 7.
- <u>Gray male kittens</u> = 1/7.
- <u>Gray female kittens</u> = 2/7.
- <u>Black male kittens</u> = 3/7.
- <u>Black female kittens</u> = 1/7.
So, There is 1/7 chance that is gray or male kitten.
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