Abox contains only black and white chips. there are 8 black chips and 6 white chips. how many white chips must be removed so that the possibility of randomly picking a black chip becomes 2/3 ? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 me pl whoever answers this right gets the brainliest

There are 8 black chips and 6 white chips, 14 chips in total. In this situation the probability to pick a black chip is 8/14=4/7.

When one white chip was removed, then only 5 white chips left and the total number of chips became 13. In this situation the probability to pick a black chip is 8/14=4/7.

When second white chip was removed, then ther left 4 white chips and the total number of chips became 12. Now the probability to pick a black chip is 8/12=2/3 as needed.

Must be removed 2 white chips. Correct choice is B.

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