A large jar contains 25% blue marbles. A sample contains 9 blue marbles, 15 red marbles, and 16 green marbles. What is pˆ, the sample proportion of blue marbles?

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Proportion of blue marbles in in sample = 9/40

Step-by-step explanation:

Total number of blue marbles in a jar is given by 25%

Lets find the probability of blue marble in the jar of the given sample:

Proportion of blue marbles in in sample = Total number of blue marbles in sample/ Total number of marbles in sample

Where

Total number of blue marbles in sample = 9

Total number of marbles in sample = 9 + 15 + 16

Total number of marbles in sample = 40

SO

Proportion of blue marbles in in sample = 9/40

or

Proportion of blue marbles in in sample = 9/40

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