Math, asked by cklee, 7 months ago

There are red, blue and green counters in a bag, P(red) = 0.45, P(blue)= 0.2. What is the probability of picking green?

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Answered by jays8957

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Answer:

p(e)=0.2/0.65 hope it helps you

Answered by thesankaumar0125

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Answer:

x=. 0.53. this is your answers

There are red, blue and green counters in a bag, P(red) = 0.45, P(blue)= 0.2. What is the probability of picking green?

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