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Answer:
Assuming that the person does not account for probability changes when counters are not replaced, the answer is 20 counters.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Disclaimer: Probability is not used to deduce the question. The knowledge of fraction is used instead to avoid excess complexity.
Assuming the number of dabbed counters follow the ratio of 1/4 as deduced from the number of dabbed counters in 200 counters, you would expect the number of dabbed counters in 80 counters to follow the same ratio of 1/4. Hence the answer is 20.
