ALGEBRA 1 Alternate Exam 13 continued Jessica has a bag con

ALGEBRA 1 -Alternate Exam 13 - continued Jessica has a bag containing 100 ielly beans. There are 20 red, cinnamon-flavored beans: 25 yellow, lemon-flavored beans; 15 green, mint-flavored beans; 30 purple, grape-flavored beans; beans; and 10 white, pineapple-flavored beans. Give the odds for each of the following events. 8. Find the odds in favor of picking a fruit-flavored bean. 9. Find the odds against picking a cinnamon or mint bean. Give the theoretical probability of each of the following events. 10. Picking a fruit-flavored bean. (o5 11. Not picking a cinnamon bean. Circle ALL (if any) applicable terms for the events described. 12. Picking a red bean, eating it, and then picking a primary colored bean. dependent independent permutation overlapping event Picking a fruit-flavored or primary colored bean. overlapping event 13. mutually exclusive event compound event dependent 4. Picking a red or green or fruit-flavored bean. ually exclusive eventoverlapping event dependent compound event

Solution

12.

Dependent - as red is also a primary colour and choosing primary colour and coosing red both will affect eachother.

13.

Mutually Exclusive- nothing common in both the events

14.

Mutually Exclusive- nothing common in both the events