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A box of candy contains 6 lemon, 3 orange, and 4 cherry pieces. If you select a piece of candy at random, what is the probability that you select an orange OR a cherry piece?

A box of candy contains 6 lemon, 3 orange, and 4 cherry pieces. If you select a piece of candy at random, what is the probability that you select an orange OR a cherry piece?
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A box of candy contains 6 lemon, 3 orange, and 4 cherry pieces. If you select a piece of candy at random, what is the probability that you select an orange OR a cherry piece?

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It would be 7 maybe im not so sure
User Sepang
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7/13 would be the answer
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