Suppose that 100 female birds were tested in the first experiment and 200 females in the second. Find the number out of 300 that mated with each type of male, and convert the results into a probability distribution.
An experiment to see which color of male birds female birds prefer is repeated two times. The first time, females mate with red males with probability 0.5, with blue males with probability 0.3, and with green males with probability 0.2. The second time, females mate with red males with probability 0.4, with blue males with probability 0.35, and with green males with probability 0.25. At the end, the results of the two experiments are combined.