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What is the probability that the first Skittle you grab out of the bag will NOT 4 pos be Green? Write the answer as a percent, but do NOT put the % symbol after your number. Your answer What is the probability that the first Skittle you grab out of the bag will be either Yellow or Red? Write the answer as a percent, but do NOT put the % symbol after your number. Your answer 4 points
Suppose a person has 6 quarters and 3 dimes in their pocket. The diagram below illustrates the possible outcomes from drawing one coin randomly from the pocket and putting it aside, then randomly pulling a second coin from the pocket and setting it aside as well. Quarter A Quarter 2 Dime B 3 Quarter Dime 4 Dime Calculate the probability that the first coin drawn is a dime. (Diagram branch 4 points
Calculate the probability that the first coin drawn is a dime. (Diagram branch 4 points "B") Write the answer as a decimal. (Round to three decimals 0.###, if needed) Your answer Calculate the probability that the second coin drawn is a dime, given that the 4 points first coin drawn was a dime. (Diagram branch "4") Write the answer as a decimal. (Round to three decimals 0.###, if needed) Your answer Calculate the probability that both the first and second coins drawn will be 4 points
Write the answer as a decimal. (Round to three decimals Your answer Calculate the probability that both the first and second coins drawn will be dimes. Write the answer as a decimal. (Round to three decimals 0.###, if needed) Your answer Back Next Never submit passwords through Google Forms. This form was created inside of Austin Community College. Report Abuse Google Forms 4 points Clear form