Mathematics, 04.05.2021 16:10, lorrainelopez

A group of students was given a bag with 100 marbles inside; some marbles were red and some were blue. The students were not allowed to look in the bag, so they each conducted experiments with 20 trials to try to determine the composition of the marbles in the bag. · Ms. Johnson picked a red marble 4 times · Ms. Masco picked a red marble 5 times · Ms. Armstrong picked a red marble 6 times Of the 100 marbles in the bag, how many are likely to be red?

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