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A bag contains only purple counters, green counters and blue counters. The probability of randomly choosing a purple counter is How many blue counters are in the bag?

A bag contains only purple counters, green counters and blue counters. The probability of randomly choosing a purple counter is How many blue counters are in the bag?
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A bag contains only purple counters, green counters and blue counters. The

probability of randomly choosing a purple counter is
How many blue counters are in the bag?

A bag contains only purple counters, green counters and blue counters. The probability-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

  1. figure out the ratio of each counter
  2. divide the ratio by the amount of different colours there are
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