Amy reached into a bag, recorded the color of the tile she picked, returned the tile and drew again. These are the tiles she has drawn so far:

red, red, blue, yellow, blue, red, green, red, blue, green

What is the probability that her next draw will be blue?

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What is the probability that her next draw will NOT be red?

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If Amy draws 70 more times with the same tiles from the question above, what probability would you expect a yellow?

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(a) P(next ball with blue) =         (b)  P(Not to be red) =

(c)  P(drawing 70 times yellow ball) = .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

The total outcomes of the color of tile are :-

Red , Red, Blue, Yellow, Blue, Red, Green, Red, Blue, Green.

From the Question,

Total number of outcomes = 10

(a) What is the probability that her next draw will be blue ?

        Red = 4,

        Blue = 3,

        Green = 2,

        Yellow = 1.

   P(next ball with blue) =  .

(b) What is the probability that her next draw will NOT be red?

    P(Red ball) =  

But we have to find

   P(Not to be red) =

(c) If Amy draws 70 more times with the same tiles from the question above, what probability would you expect a yellow?

  P(Yellow ball) =  

drawing it 70 times we get the probability

   P(drawing 70 times yellow ball) = .

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