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A jar of cookies contains 18 different types of cookies. Each type is equally likely to be chosen. Based on your simulation, how many times must a cookie be chosen in order to g…

A jar of cookies contains 18 different types of cookies. Each type is equally likely to be chosen. Based on your simulation, how many times must a cookie be chosen in order to g…
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A jar of cookies contains 18 different types of cookies. Each type is equally likely to be chosen. Based on your simulation, how many times must a cookie be chosen in order to get each type?

User TomSW
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18 because if you get a cookie and you get one type and you keep doing that until you reach 18 then you have 18 different types of cookies. That's what I think, I'm only in middle school so I'm not really Einstein here. :P 
User Swizec Teller
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18? I would think it would be 18
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