The old bag of marbles contains 4 blue and 3 red marbles. If you were to double the number of red and blue marbles to create a NEW bag, would the chance of pulling out a blue marble be the same as pulling a blue marble from the old bag? (this is for math class by the way-)

The chance will be the same (4/7)

Step-by-step explanation:

Old bag

p(blue)=4/7

New bag

p(blue)=8/14=4/7

The chance will be the same (4/7) since both the red and the blue marbles are doubled at the same time implying that the ration of red to blue still remails the same.

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