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Nine packets of jubes with maximum number of jubes of one colour in each packet identified. Column graph of the information showing five as the most commonly occurring.

Screen grab from L3655 Random or not: analyse numbers of jubes (1:1:1).
Source: © Education Services Australia Ltd, 2011

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