What is the probability of picking a blue balloon if there are 3 blue balloons, 1 red balloon, and 1 yellow balloon?

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What is the probability of picking a blue balloon if there are 3 blue balloons,

1 red balloon, and 1 yellow balloon?

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3/4

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Shuhalo answered Feb 5, 2021

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Answer:

3/5

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3/5 is the probability because there are 5 balloons. And there's 3 out of those 5.

Rajat Mishra answered Feb 10, 2021

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