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Question 61

In a jewelry box there are only silver, gold and platinum rings.

number of silver : number of gold : number of platinum=4:8:3 \text{number of silver : number of gold : number of platinum} = 4 : 8 : 3 number of silver : number of gold : number of platinum=4:8:3

A ring is taken at random from the box.

MetalSilverGoldPlatinum
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Complete the table to show the probabilities of the ring being silver, gold or platinum.

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