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Rachel has 20 marbles in a jar. This table shows the number of blue, black, red, orange, and green marbles. What is the probability that if she randomly drew a marble out of the jar it would be orange?
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Rachel has 20 marbles in a jar. This table shows the number of blue, black, red, orange, and green marbles. What is the probability that if she randomly drew a marble out of the jar it would be orange?

A)15
B)14
C)25
D) 13

Rachel has 20 marbles in a jar. This table shows the number of blue, black, red, orange-example-1
User Darko Djuric
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Assuming the numbers are percents, the answer is 25%, because 5/20 is 1/4, then convert the fraction to a percentage and you get 25%.
User Fokrule
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1/5 IS THE ANSWER/you plug the correct values into the formula Probability = number of desired outcomes/number of possible outcomes, you get Probability = 4/20. Simplify this fraction to 1%DIV%5. AND YOUR ANSWER WILL = 1/5
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