Mia picks a block out of a bag 120 times and notes that 86 of them were green.
part a
what...
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Mia picks a block out of a bag 120 times and notes that 86 of them were green.
part a
what is the experimental probability of picking out a green block from the bag based on mia's trials? (round your answer to
the nearest percent).
part b
another student looks in the bag and sees that there are only 6 blocks in the bag. does mia's experimental probability make
sense based on this information? explain your reasoning.
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