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Bala says... if you give me one of your marbles i will have as many as yours...Ramu replied...if you give me one of your marble and i will have twice as many as yours?
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Bala has 5, Ramu has 7
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If you have a bag containing 24 marbles If the probability of drawing a red marble is twice as likely not drawing a red marble how many red marbles are in the bag?
Suppose probability of drawing a red marble is p. Then p = 2*(1 - p) that is p = 2 - 2p or p = 2/3 So 2/3 of the 24 marbles are red 24*(2/3) = 16 red marbles.
If A bowl contains a total of 36 blue and red marbles There are twice as many red marbles as blue marbles How many blue marbles are in the bowl?
12
A bag of marbles has twice as many blue marbles as green and the bag has at least 33 marbles in it at least how many green marbles are in the bag?
There are at least 11 green marbles in the bag.
Each of Bork's bags contains the same number of marbles he has twice as many bags as he has marbles in each bag if he has 32 marbles in all how many are in each bag?
4 in each bag. 2*4 = 8 bags 8 bags of 4 marbles = 32 marbles
If you give me 5 marbles ill have twice as many as you if you give me four marbles we would have the same number how many marbles all together?
There is no possible solution since "you" would have to have a negative number at the start.
If you have a bag containing 24 marbles If the probability of drawing a red marble is twice as likely not drawing a red marble how many red marbles are in the bag?
Suppose probability of drawing a red marble is p. Then p = 2*(1 - p) that is p = 2 - 2p or p = 2/3 So 2/3 of the 24 marbles are red 24*(2/3) = 16 red marbles.
In the beginning Jay had 3 times as many marbles as Mar After Jay lost 110 marble Mar had twice as many marbles as Jay How many marbles did they have altogether at first?
They had altogether at first 176 marbles (Mar has 44 and Jay has 132).
What is the chances you will get a blue marble if there is 4 marbles in all?
Depends on the color of the marbles, or more specifically, it depends upon how many of the marbles are blue. If 0 marbles are blue, then the chance is 0. If 1 marble is blue, then the chance is 1/4. If 2 marbles are blue, then the chance is 1/2. If 3 marbles are blue, then the chance is 3/4. If 4 marbles are blue, then the chance is 1. These probabilities assume that you draw only once. The other possibilities are that you draw twice, or three times, or four times. If drawing multiple times, it can be done by putting back each marble after it was drawn, or by keeping it out after it has been drawn.
If Jane has 334 marbles and Sam had twice as many How many marbles does Sam have?
668
If A bowl contains a total of 36 blue and red marbles There are twice as many red marbles as blue marbles How many blue marbles are in the bowl?
12
A bag of marbles has twice as many blue marbles as green and the bag has at least 33 marbles in it at least how many green marbles are in the bag?
There are at least 11 green marbles in the bag.
If you had 10 red marbles 5 blue marbles 2 yellow marbles 1 yellow marble and rolled a 10 sided die What is the probability of getting 1 yellow marble and a 10?
Note:In listing the contents of the marble jar, you mentioned yellow marbles twice ..."2 yellow marbles" and "1 yellow marble". We'll assume there are 3 yellow marbles.Also note:You didn't actually say that the numbers 1 through 10 are printed on the 10 sidesof the 10-sided die. We'll assume that they are.Also note:You didn't actually say that we select a marble at the same time that we toss the10-sided die. We'll assume that we're supposed to do that.Now that we've done the proof-reading and cleaned up the question, we can go aheadand answer it:The probability of rolling a 10 with the 10-sided die is 1 out of 10 = 0.1 .There are 18 marbles total in the jar, and 3 of them are yellow. The probability ofdrawing one yellow marble out of the jar is (3/18) = 1/6 .The probability of drawing 1 yellow marble and rolling a 10 on the die is(1/6) x (0.1) = 12/3%
John has 22 marbles. He has twice as many red marbles as green marbles. The rest of his marbles are yellow. How many yellow marbles does John have?
He has a number of yellow marbles that leaves a reminder of 2 when divided by 3 and is a number smaller than 22. That is the number of yellow marbles = 2(mod 3).
Each of Bork's bags contains the same number of marbles he has twice as many bags as he has marbles in each bag if he has 32 marbles in all how many are in each bag?
4 in each bag. 2*4 = 8 bags 8 bags of 4 marbles = 32 marbles
If you give me 5 marbles ill have twice as many as you if you give me four marbles we would have the same number how many marbles all together?
There is no possible solution since "you" would have to have a negative number at the start.
If starting with 5 every consecutive line has a number that is three less than twice the previous line how many marbles must be in the sixth line?
There must be 67 marbles.
Starting with 3 every consecutive line has a number two less than twice the previous line How many marbles must be in the fifth line?
22 marbles are in the fifth line.
