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What is the best interpretation of the word "probability" in the previous question? Options: If I were to pick 10 marbles out of the bag, 3 would be blue., There is a 30% chance of getting a blue marble., If I were to pick a marble out of the bag until I get a blue one, I would expect to pick 3 marbles to get a blue. , If I were to pick a marble out of this bag many, many, many times (replacing it back each time), about 30% would be blue.

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If I were to pick a marble out of this bag many, many, many times (replacing it back each time), about 30% would be blue.

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If I were to pick a marble, replace it back into the bag, and pick another marble, what is the probability of choosing a blue and then another blue marble?

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\left(\frac{6}{20}\right)^{2}
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If I were to pick a marble, keep it out of the bag, and pick another marble, what is the probability that the second marble is red? (Hint: draw a tree diagram)

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If I were to pick a marble, keep it out of the bag, and pick another marble, what is the probability of choosing a blue and then another blue marble?

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If I were to pick a marble, keep it out of the bag, and pick another marble, what is the probability of choosing a blue and then a red marble?

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NCAA "March Madness" basketball tournament was cancelled. If it was played, who would have won?

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Duke

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A student is randomly selected from the 60 students described in this table. What is the probability that the student has Brown Hair and Brown Eyes?

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A student is randomly selected from the 60 students described in this table. Given that they have Brown Hair, what is the probability that the student has Brown Eyes?

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Are the events "Brown Hair" and "Brown Eyes" independent?

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50 students are randomly sampled from each of two elementary schools in a low-income area. Which school had more students with Internet access at home?

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School B, because 41 > 35