Number 1 only Solve the problems.1 In the cafeteria, there are 7 teachers, 48 girls, and 45 boys. What is the probability that aperson chosen at random from the cafeteria is a boy?9.A20111120D2 Students in a math class were divided into three groups. Each group was given a paper bagfilled with an unknown number of marbles of unknown colors. For each bag, a marble wasdrawn at random and then put back. Each group repeated this procedure until they recorded50 draws from the bag. The data for the three bags is shown below.BAG ABAG BBAG CNumber ofNumber ofNumber ofColorMarblesColorMarblesColorMarblesRed39Red10RedWhiteWhite15White15YellowYellow15Yellow7PurplePurple10Purple25Choose True or False for each statement.a. In Bag B, it appears to be equally likely to drawa white marble as it is a yellow marble.OTrueFalseb. The probability of drawing a yellow marble fromBag C is approximately 7%.OTrue OFalsec. The probability of drawing a purple marble fromBag A after 200 draws is likely 0.TrueFalsed. If marbles from Bag C were drawn 10,000 times,about 600 red marbles are likely to be drawn.TrueFalsee. Each bag definitely contains an equal numberOTrue Falseof marbles.294 Lesson 31 Experimental ProbabilityOCurriculum Associates, LLC Copying is na

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Description: Number 1 only Solve the problems.1 In the cafeteria, there are 7 teachers, 48 girls, and 45 boys. What is the probability that aperson chosen at random from the cafeteria is a boy?9.A20111120D2 Students in a math class were divided into three groups.