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There are 200 marbles in the bag, John picks 10 marbles out of the bag and 6 of them are red. What would be an estimate for the number of red marbles in the bag?

There are 200 marbles in the bag, John picks 10 marbles out of the bag and 6 of them are red. What would be an estimate for the number of red marbles in the bag?
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There are 200 marbles in the bag, John picks 10 marbles out of

the bag and 6 of them are red. What would be an estimate for
the number of red marbles in the bag?

There are 200 marbles in the bag, John picks 10 marbles out of the bag and 6 of them-example-1
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User Ilya Chumakov
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60Answer:

Explanation:

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User Sander Versluys
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Answer:

Explanation:

favorable success: 6/10

marbles: 200

So

P=Favorable cases/total cases

P=6(20)/10(20)

P=120/200

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User Photonic
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