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Katherine randomly those one candy from a jar and put it back in the jar. She repeated this process many times. The table shows the number of
times she chose each color of candy.

Color of Candy Number of Times
Red :12
Green :11
Yellow :12
Purple :8
Blue: 7

Based on the data in the table, what is the probability that the next piece of candy Katherine pulls out of the jar will be blue?

Sagot :

5/50 I think but I’m not for sure haven’t done probabilities in a long time
5/50 is the correct answer I’m sure
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