On a nearby pond, black and white ducks are swimming in groups of three. James wants to find the experimental probability of two white ducks and one black duck swimming together. Design a simulation using a coin flip and explain why it is the best choice for James.

There are only two choices, a black or white duck, so a coin is the best choice. To represent a set of possible outcomes, toss the coin three times. Repeat the experiment multiple times. To find the probability, divide the observed desired outcomes by the total number of trials.

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Step-by-step explanation:

let a = 9 and b = 12 , then

9³ + 12³

= (9 + 12)(9² - 9(12) + 12²)

= 21(81 - 108 + 144)

= 21 × 117

= 2457