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Mathematics, 18.05.2021 17:00 anamariarozo

PLEASE HELP IM IN NWEA RIGHT NOW Joanne has a bag of 10 marbles. The marbles are either black, blue, green, or red. She randomly chooses a marble from the bag, records the color, nd then replaces the marble in the bag. She repeats this experiment 60 times. The results are shown. • She chooses a black marble 24 times. • She chooses a blue marble 18 times. • She chooses a green marble 12 times. . She chooses a red marble 6 times. How many marbles of each color are most likely in the bag? Move numbers into the table to show your prediction. Color Black Blue Green Red Number of Marbles 2 5​

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