A jar contains green, red, and blue marbles. The probability of choosing a blue marble is 1/3,

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A jar contains green, red, and blue marbles. The probability of choosing a blue marble is 1/3, the probability of choosing a red marble is 1/2, the probability of choosing a green marble is 1/6 If there are 12 marbles in the jar, and then three green marbles are added, what is the new probability of choosing a red marble from the jar?

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McGraw Hills Conquering SAT Math

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