Final answer:
The provided materials do not give enough information to solve the specific problem of finding the number of times a three should be drawn out of 260 draws. Additional context from the student is necessary for an accurate answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is asking us to solve a proportion to determine the number of times a three should be drawn out of 260 draws. This involves understanding the concept of probability and how to calculate it in the context of having multiple draws from a set of numbers. However, the details provided in the reference materials do not match with the question given, as the reference materials discuss various probability scenarios but not specifically about drawing a three from a set number of draws. Without additional context or information on how the numbers in the options relate to the conditions of the experiment or the mechanisms of drawing the three, any definite answer to this would be speculative. The student may need to check the problem description again or provide more details for an accurate solution.