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A used car lot has 12 red cars, 9 silver cars, and 4 black cars. if two cars are selected at random to be displayed in the showroom, what is the probability they are the same co…

A used car lot has 12 red cars, 9 silver cars, and 4 black cars. if two cars are selected at random to be displayed in the showroom, what is the probability they are the same co…
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a used car lot has 12 red cars, 9 silver cars, and 4 black cars. if two cars are selected at random to be displayed in the showroom, what is the probability they are the same color?

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Answer:

A. 9/25

Explanation:

got it right on edge

User Akhil K Nambiar
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IT COULD BE 2 RED CARS MOST LIKELY
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