OMail-Robinson, Judy, Studen https://virtualsc.geniussis.con x n Unit 1 Test (TG) (page 5 of 8) scde-genius.mrooms.net/mod/quiz/attempt.php?attempt=10723446&cmid%3D1346416&page%3D4#question-107979*...

Extracted text: OMail-Robinson, Judy, Studen https://virtualsc.geniussis.con x n Unit 1 Test (TG) (page 5 of 8) scde-genius.mrooms.net/mod/quiz/attempt.php?attempt=10723446&cmid%3D1346416&page%3D4#question-107979* Sample Space and Probability A bag has 2 baseballs (B), 5 tennis balls (T), and 3 whiffle balls (W) What is the probability of pulling out a baseball? Enter your answers in this order: reduced fraction, decimal, and then percent. P(B) 2/10 (reduced fraction) = 1/5 (decimal) = 20 This is an example of experimental probability. How many outcomes are in the sample space? Outcomes In this case, choosing a baseball is the What is the probability of pulling out a tennis ball? P(T) = (reduced fraction) = (decimal) = %. Which is more likely to occur? tennis Why? Because the probability is closer to 1 Please answer all parts of the question.