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3. a single marble is drawn from a jar containing 20 marbles, as shown …

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  1. a single marble is drawn from a jar containing 20 marbles, as shown below: 3a what is the probability of drawing a blue marble? express your answer as a percentage. probability = enter your next step here

Explanation:

Step1: Count blue marbles

From the jar, count the blue marbles. Let's see: top 1, then 2, then 1, then 2, then 1, then 1. Wait, let's recount: first row (top) 1 blue. Second row: 2 blue? Wait, no, let's list:

Looking at the image:

Blue marbles: Let's count each blue:

  • Top: 1 (blue)
  • Then row with two blue (middle upper): 2
  • Then a row with 1 blue (middle): 1
  • Then a row with 2 blue (lower middle): 2
  • Then a row with 1 blue (bottom middle): 1

Wait, maybe better to count: Let's see the blue marbles:

First, the blue ones: Let's count:

1 (top) + 2 (next row) + 1 (next) + 2 (next) + 1 (next) + 1 (bottom)? Wait, no, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, the jar has 20 marbles. Let's count red, black, blue.

Red marbles: Let's see: 1 (top left) + 1 (middle right) + 1 (lower left) + 1 (lower right) + 1 (middle) → Wait, red marbles: 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1? No, looking at the image:

Red marbles: Let's count:

  • Top left: 1
  • Middle right (third row?): 1
  • Lower left: 1
  • Lower right: 1
  • Middle (fourth row?): 1 → Wait, no, maybe 4? Wait, no, let's check again.

Wait, the problem is to find blue marbles. Let's count blue:

Looking at the image:

Blue marbles:

  • Top: 1
  • Then a row with two blue (second row from top): 2
  • Then a row with one blue (third row): 1
  • Then a row with two blue (fourth row?): 2
  • Then a row with one blue (fifth row?): 1
  • Then a row with one blue (bottom row?): 1? Wait, no, maybe I'm overcomplicating. Wait, the total marbles are 20. Let's count black and red, then subtract from 20.

Black marbles: Let's count:

  • Top row (next to blue): 2
  • Then a row with two black (third row?): 2
  • Then a row with two black (fourth row?): 2
  • Then a row with one black (bottom row?): 1 → Wait, no, let's count:

Black marbles:

  • First black: 2 (top row, next to blue)
  • Then a row with two black (third row: left and right) → 2
  • Then a row with two black (fourth row: left and middle) → 2
  • Then a row with one black (bottom row: middle) → 1
  • Wait, also a black on the left (third row?): 1. Wait, maybe black marbles: 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1? No, this is confusing. Wait, maybe the correct count is:

Blue marbles: Let's see, from the image, the blue marbles are:

1 (top) + 2 (second row) + 1 (third row) + 2 (fourth row) + 1 (fifth row) + 1 (sixth row)? No, maybe the correct count is 7? Wait, no, let's do it properly.

Wait, the total marbles are 20. Let's count red, black, blue.

Red marbles: Let's count:

  • Top left: 1
  • Middle right (third row): 1
  • Lower left: 1
  • Lower right: 1
  • Middle (fourth row): 1 → Wait, that's 5? No, maybe 4. Wait, no, looking at the image, the red marbles are:

1 (top left) + 1 (middle right) + 1 (lower left) + 1 (lower right) + 1 (middle) → 5?

Black marbles: Let's count:

  • Top row (next to blue): 2
  • Then a row with two black (third row: left and right) → 2
  • Then a row with two black (fourth row: left and middle) → 2
  • Then a row with one black (bottom row: middle) → 1
  • Also a black on the left (third row?): 1 → Wait, that's 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1 = 8?

Then blue marbles: 20 - red - black. If red is 5 and black is 8, then blue is 20 - 5 - 8 = 7? Wait, no, maybe red is 4, black is 9, then blue is 7? Wait, no, let's count again.

Wait, maybe the correct count of blue marbles is 7? Wait, no, let's look at the image again. Let's count each blue marble:

  1. Top blue: 1
  2. Second row (below top): 2 blue (left and right)
  3. Third row: 1 blue (middle)
  4. Fourth row: 2 blue (left and right)
  5. Fifth row: 1 blue (left)
  6. Sixth row: 1 blue (middle)

Wait, that's 1 + 2 + 1 + 2 + 1 + 1 = 8? Wait, 1+2=3, +1=4, +2=6, +1=7, +1=8…

Answer:

40%