What is the probability of of selecting a lemon piece out of 6

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mixas84 [53]2 years ago

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Answer:

I'm assuming it's 1 lemon piece among 5 other pieces, if so then 1 out of 6.

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Oksanka [162]2 years ago

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Depends on what the choices are. Could be 3 of 1 thing and 3 of another. Leaving a 50/50 chance of either one.

But In your case I “assume” there is 1 lemon out of 6 oranges for example.

So Out of 100% divided equally by 6. You’d have a 16.666666667 chance of picking any of the six. So because of this You’d have a 16% chance of getting a lemon out of a bin with 5 other things inside.

So your probability of getting a Lemon is Obviously a 1/6 with a 16% chance of getting a Lemon

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