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21 February, 17:44

A square contains 23 blue, 12 red and 17 yellow beans. If I choose one bean from the box at random, what's the probability of it being blue?

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  1. 21 February, 18:05
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    First you need to add all the beans together.

    23 + 12 + 17 = 52

    So the square contains a total of 52 beans. 23 of those beans are blue.

    So 23/52 is the probability of a random chosen bean being blue.
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