In a carnival drawing, a green ticket wins $1, a yellow ticket wins $5, and a blue ticket wins $10. There are 100 green tickets, 25 yellow tickets and 5 blue tickets. In simplest form, what are the odds in favor of winning $5 or more?

A. ) 1:4
B. ) 1:5
C. ) 1:25
D. ) 3:10

Well only blues and yellows are at least $5. there are 25 yellows and 5 blues and if you add them together there's 30 in total. Now compare that 30 to 100 and you have 30:100. In the simplest form you have to divide both sides by 10 and it becomes 3:10.

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In a carnival drawing, a green ticket wins $1, a yellow ticket wins $5, and a blue ticket wins $10. There are 100 green tickets, 25 yellow tickets and 5 blue tickets. In simplest form, what are the odds in favor of winning $5 or more? A. ) 1:4 B. ) 1:5 C. ) 1:25 D. ) 3:10

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In a carnival drawing, a green ticket wins $1, a yellow ticket wins $5, and a blue ticket wins $10. There are 100 green tickets, 25 yellow tickets and 5 blue tickets. In simplest form, what are the odds in favor of winning $5 or more?

A. ) 1:4
B. ) 1:5
C. ) 1:25
D. ) 3:10