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This jar has 1 red, 74 yellow, and 25 green gumballs. What are the chances of picking a green gumball? the red one?

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Answer: green = 25/100, red = 1/100

Step-by-step explanation: add ALL of the gumballs, there's your denominator, now you have 0/100 (1+74+25), count the amount of marbles you want to get the probability of, lets say green, there's your numerator (25) = 25/100

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