Math, asked by alexcbm6584, 10 months ago

Probability of a drawing one yellow balls from a box containing 20 Blue Balls 15 white balls and 10 yellow balls is is

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Answered by Dianamicky

3

Answer:

no of trials is 10

total no of trials is 45 ( 20+ 15+ 10)

hence

10/45

Answered by aleena2995

4

Answer:

10/45

Step-by-step explanation:

how to get this answer -

no of yellow balls = 10

total no of balls 45

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