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Question 15

The table shows the probabilities that a bead picked at random from a bag will be Red, Blue, Green, Yellow or Orange.

ColourRedBlueGreenYellowOrangePurple
Probability0.150.220.050.310.17

A bead is picked 400 times and replaced each time.

Work out an estimate for the number of times a Purple or Red bead is picked.

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