A box contains red markers, blue markers amd green markers. there are more blue makers than red the probability of randomly selecting a blue marker from the box is 1/5. that is a possible probability that a randomly selected marker from he box is red?

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Carlie Mccormick

13 March, 01:47

A box contains red markers, blue markers amd green markers. there are more blue makers than red the probability of randomly selecting a blue marker from the box is 1/5. that is a possible probability that a randomly selected marker from he box is red?

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Buddy · Answer 1

We are given with three markers which means the probability of finding all these three markers add up to 1. if the probability of finding a blue marker is 1/5 which is greater in number than the red marker, then the probability must be less than 1/5, i. e. 1/10.