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A bag contains an unknown number of marbles. You know that P(red) = 1 and P(green) = 1. What can you conclude about how many marbles are in the bag?

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The number of marbles in the bag illustrates probability

The conclusion about the number of marbles in the bag is that the bag can only contain one type of marble

The number of marbles in the bag?

The probabilities are given as:

P(Red) = 1

P(Green) = 1

For a distribution, the sum of all probabilities must equal to 1.

This means that:

P(Red) + P(Green) = 1

So, we have:

1 + 1 = 1

This gives

2 = 1

The above equation is false because 2 does not equal to 1.

So, the conclusion about the number of marbles in the bag is that the bag can only contain one type of marble i.e. either red marbles are in the bag or blue marbles are in the bag

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