Mathematics, 28.06.2019 13:40 yuvallevy14

Ineed with this question fast a claw game holds pink, red, green, and blue stuffed toys. the machine randomly picks up a toy but then drops it back into the collection. the results from 60 attempted toy selections are shown in the table. toy color times picked pink 9 red 30 green 3 blue 18 the relative frequency of picking up a red toy is the relative frequency of picking up a green toy is . it is likely that the machine has the greatest number toys. it is likely that the machine has the least number toys.

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