the probability of choosing a green grape out of the bag that contains red and green grapes wothout looking is 11/15. Which term best describes this probability? (A) impossible (B) unlikely (C) likely (D) certian

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Barclay

Mathematics

22 November, 16:13

the probability of choosing a green grape out of the bag that contains red and green grapes wothout looking is 11/15. Which term best describes this probability? (A) impossible (B) unlikely (C) likely (D) certian

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Aubrey Webster · Answer 1

Answer:C

(C) Likely

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Camren Fox · Answer 2

If the bag contains only red and green grapes and your chances of pulling a green grape without looking from the bag 11 out of 15 attempts, You would be considered (C) Likely to pull a green grape. Because even though your chances are much higher they are still not guaranteed or certain because you still have the chance of pulling a red grape 4 times out of the 15 attempts.