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A bag contains 11 purple, 19 orange, and 12 blue tennis balls. A person picks out an orange tennis ball. Can you use a uniform probability model for the event of choosing a tennis ball from the bag? Choose
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A bag contains 11 purple, 19 orange, and 12 blue tennis balls. A person picks out an orange tennis

ball. Can you use a uniform probability model for the event of choosing a tennis ball from the bag?
Choose the correct answer below.
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o Yes

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Answer:

No

Explanation:

the balls all have different amounts if they where all equal then yes

User Roy Hinkley
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The answer is Yes, Hope this helps !

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