7. A box contains 10 black, 12 white, and 18 red balls. One ball is drawn at random and replaced. (a) Find the theoretical probability that the ball
drawn is black. (b) Balls are chosen and replaced 40 times. Look at the
table below, find the experimental probability that the ball drawn is black.
(c) Compare the experimental probability of the black ball drawn to its
theoretical probability.
Table:
Color. Times picked
black. 15
white. 12
red. 13

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