Mathematics, 22.04.2021 14:20, taemarie1

6 Kathryn puts some red, white, blue and pink counters in a bag. She gives the bag to
Clive, who takes a counter out at random, records the colour, and then puts it back
After some time Clive concludes that the probabilities for each colour are
red: 36% white: 34% blue: 3
Kathryn tells him there are fewer than 100 counters in the bag.
Work out how many counters of each of the colours are in the bag.
pink 7/10

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6 Kathryn puts some red, white, blue and pink counters in a bag. She gives the bag to
Clive,...