beth has 10 marbles. 7 are black. the rest are white. what fraction of the marbles are white?
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What fraction of the circle is red?
answer choices 1/4 2/4 3/4 4/4 2. Multiple-choice 30 seconds Q.
What fraction of the circle is NOT red?
answer choices 1/2 1/3 2/3 2/4 3. Multiple-choice 30 seconds
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What fraction of the circle is green?
answer choices 1/4 2/4 2/3 2/3 4. Multiple-choice 30 seconds Q.
Which picture color shows 2/4?
answer choices green blue purple pink 5. Multiple-choice 30 seconds Q.
Is this shape divided equally?
answer choices yes no 6. Multiple-choice 30 seconds Q.
Is this shape divided equally?
answer choices yes no 7. Multiple-choice 2 minutes
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What is the total number of fruit in this group?
answer choices 7 6 9 10 8. Multiple-choice 2 minutes
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What fraction of the fruits are cherries?
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What fraction of these are bumble bees?
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If I was going to make a fraction of these birds, what would the denominator be?
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What fraction of these birds are BROWN?
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What fraction of these birds are NOT GREEN?
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What fraction of these toys are cars?
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What fraction of these flowers are pink?
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What fraction of these flowers have one leaf on their stems?
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There are 5 crayons. Two are broken. What fraction of the crayons are NOT broken?
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Beth has 10 marbles. 7 are black. The rest are white. What fraction of the marbles are white?
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There are 12 players on a basketball team. 7 are boys. What fraction of the basketball players are girls?
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A box contains 10 marbles, 7 are black and three are red. Three marbles are drawn one after the other without replacement. What is the probability of at least two black marbles?
Answer (1 of 3): At least 2 black means 2 black or 3 Black: * 2 B: BBR OR BRB OR RBB * * BBR: P_{BBR}=\frac{7\times 6 \times 3}{10\times 9\times 8}=\frac{63}{720} * BRB: P_{BBR}=\frac{7\times 3 \times 6}{10\times 9\times 8}=\frac{63}{720} * RBB: P_{BBR}=\frac{3\times 7 \times 6}{10\times 9...
A box contains 10 marbles, 7 are black and three are red. Three marbles are drawn one after the other without replacement. What is the probability of at least two black marbles?
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At least 2 black means 2 black or 3 Black:
2 B: BBR OR BRB OR RBB
BBR: P BBR = 7×6×3 10×9×8 = 63 720
PBBR=7×6×310×9×8=63720
BRB: P BBR = 7×3×6 10×9×8 = 63 720
PBBR=7×3×610×9×8=63720
RBB: P BBR = 3×7×6 10×9×8 = 63 720
PBBR=3×7×610×9×8=63720
\implies P 2 = 3×63 720 = 189 720 P2=3×63720=189720 3 B: BBB BBR: P BBB = 7×6×5 10×9×8 = 210 720
PBBB=7×6×510×9×8=210720
Thus: P= P 2 + P 3 P=P2+P3 ⟹P= 189 720 + 210 720 ⟹P=189720+210720 ⟹P= 189+210 72 ⟹P=189+21072 ⟹P= 399 720 ⟹P=399720 ⟹P=0.554166 ⟹P=0.554166
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The number of ways you could get two blacks is 7C2, so the number of ways you could get 2B,1 R is 7C2*3C1.
The number of ways you could get three blacks is 7C3.
So the number of ways you could get at least 2B is 7C2*3C1 + 7C3C.
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(At least figuring in my head — don’t know how to work it out by formula. )
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A box contains ten marbles, seven of which are black and three are red. Three marbles are drawn one after the other without replacement. What is the probability of choosing A, at most two black marbles?
Per hypergeometric distribution
P( at most 2 black marbles) = 1- P( three black marbles)
P( 3 black marbles ) = hypergeometric ( N = 10, K = 7, n =3 , k= 3)
P( 3 black marbles ) = ( 7 3) *(3 0) / ( 10 3) =
(3 0 ) = 1
(7 3) = 7*6*5*/6 = 7*5 = 35
(10 3) = 10*9*8/6 = 10*3*8/2 = 10*3*4 = 120
P( 3 black marbles ) = 35/120 = 7 / 24
P(at most 2 black marbles) = 1- 7/24 = 17/24
P(at most 2 black marbles) = 17/24
P(at most 2 black marbles) = approx. 0.708333
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