Calculate percentage of correct predictions rule generated

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1. Continue making predictions for the next selection and then checking them against the actual selection for a total of at least 25 selections (not including the first 5). Calculate the percentage of correct predictions your rule generated.

2. Compare your rule with others produced in the class. Arrive at a class consensus on the "best" rule for predicting yellow beads.

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