Mathematics, 23.12.2019 02:31 etiryung

14. a jar contains 3 colors of marbles. noah reached into the jar five different times and randomly chose some marbles, recorded their color, and then replaced them. the results are shown in the table below. carlin’s resultstrialselection 13 purple1 blue1 green 23 purple1 blue32 purple1 blue2 green43 purple1 blue1 green53 purple2 bluebased on the results, which conclusion about the color of the push pins in the jar is most valid?
a. about the marbles are green.
c. there are 14 purple marbles in the jar.
b. about 75 % of the marbles are purple
d. about 16% of the marbles are green

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