Imagine a box that contains only red, blue, and green crayons. now imagine that you could pick one crayon without looking. the probability of picking red is 1/2. the probability of picking blue is 1/3.

Imagine a box that contains only red, blue, and green crayons. now imagine that you could pick one crayon without looking. the probability of picking red is 1/2. the probability of picking blue is 1/3. the probability of picking green is 1/6. what is the fewest number of crayons of each color that could be in the box?

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