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Darnell is designing a new game. He will have
blue → small toy |
If he wants players to have a
probability of winning a small toy, how many blue blocks should he have? Since picking a blue block gives a small toy prize, Darnell can consider the probability of picking a blue block as the probability of winning a small toy.
If he wants players to have a
probability of winning a small toy, of the blocks in the bag should be blue. blue blocks If he wants players to have a
probability of winning a large stuffed animal, how many green blocks should he have? See part (a).