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Two red and two blocks are placed into a bag you take one of the blocks out of the bag what is the probability the block is not blue

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the answer would be 1/2 .,

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Question:

Two red and two blue blocks....

Answer:


P(Not\ Blue) = (1)/(2)

Explanation:

Given


Red = 2


Blue = 2

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Probability of not selecting blue

First, we calculate the probability of selecting blue


P(Blue) = (Blue)/(Total)


P(Blue) = (2)/(2+2)


P(Blue) = (2)/(4)


P(Blue) = (1)/(2)

In probability:

Opposite probabilities sum up to 1 i.e.


P(Blue) + P(Not\ Blue) = 1

This gives


(1)/(2) + P(Not\ Blue) = 1


P(Not\ Blue) = 1 - (1)/(2)


P(Not\ Blue) = (2-1)/(2)


P(Not\ Blue) = (1)/(2)

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