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There are 15 cars in the parking lot that are white and 25 cars that are not right what is the theoretical probability of randomly selecting a car that is not white

There are 15 cars in the parking lot that are white and 25 cars that are not right what is the theoretical probability of randomly selecting a car that is not white
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there are 15 cars in the parking lot that are white and 25 cars that are not right what is the theoretical probability of randomly selecting a car that is not white

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Pretty sure it's 1 in 25. 
User Cringe
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25/40 chance of selecting a non-white car
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