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Hi, can you help me with this probability question?
I'd really appreciate some workings out too :)
Thanks,

Hi Can You Help Me With This Probability Question Id Really Appreciate Some Workings Out Too Thanks class=

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the probability of getting a black one given that in the first draw we got a black one is P = 1/2 = 0.5

How to find the probability?

We will assume that all the beads have the same probability of being randomly selected.

Then the probability of picking a black bead is equal to the quotient between the number of black beads and the total number of beads.

Originally, there are 4 black ones and 3 red ones ( a total of 7).

We want to get the probability of getting a black one given that in the first draw we got a black one.

If in the first draw we got a black one, then now there are 3 blacks and 3 reds (a total of 6 beads).

So the probability of getting another black one is:

P = 3/6 = 1/2 = 0.5

If you want to learn more about probability:

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