Weaver Carroll
07/30/2024 · Junior High School
1. The probability of taking out a red ball from a bag is 0,3 and \( \mathrm{P}( \) blue \( )=40 \% \). a. You take out a ball 10 times, replacing it each time. How many red balls would you expec to get? b. If you took out a ball (and replaced it) 100 times, how many times would you expect to get a blue ball? c. If there are only red, blue and white balls in the bag, what is the probability of getting a white ball? d. If you took out 50 balls (replacing them each time), how many of each colour would you expect to have picked?
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a. 3 red balls in 10 draws
b. 40 blue balls in 100 draws
c. 0.3 probability of white ball
d. 15 red, 20 blue, 15 white in 50 draws
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