There are 400 red gumballs, 200 white gum balls, 300 black and 100 green. You have three dimes (each piece is worth 10 cents). What is the probability of getting no black gumballs? ******MUST USE THE FORMULA OF NONE = 1-ALL*****
Total gumballs = 400+200+300+100 = 1000
black gumball = 300
Probability of getting one black gumball out of 3 =
Probability of getting two black gumball out of 3 =
Probability of getting all three black gumball out of 3 =
Probability of getting no black gumball in three dimes = 1 - [ P(1) +P(2)+P(3) ]
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