Helen has a box of marbles. 12
of the marbles are yellow.
18
of the marbles are red.
The rest of the marbles are blue.
Helen pulls one marble out of the box at random, records its color, replaces it, and mixes up the marbles again. If she does this 200 times, how many blue marbles should she expect to pull out?

I don't know because I don't know how many total marbles there are. If you know how many marbles there are in total that would help me figure out the problem.

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answer: we have from thales theorem that because the 2 triangles are similar, jm/jk=jn/jl. we have that jn=x, jl=x+24 and that jm=7 and jk=28. substituting, we get:

x/(x+24)=7/28.

hence, x/(x+24)=1/4. this leads to 4x=x+24, 3x=24, x=8. we have solved for x=jn and this is equal to 8.

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