👉 Sure! Imagine you have a bag of marbles, and you want to know how many are in it without counting each one individually. You could use a method called probability, which is a way to estimate the likelihood of an event occurring based on past data or patterns. For example, if you draw marbles from a bag without replacement (meaning you take one out and don't put it back), the probability of drawing a red marble changes each time you draw. Initially, if there are 300 marbles and 100 are red, the probability of drawing a red marble is 1/3. However, if you draw one red marble and don't put it back, there are now 299 marbles left, and only 99 red ones, so the probability becomes 99/299. This method helps us make educated guesses about unknown quantities based on available information.
