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Plz help me im bad ar math A box contains 4 oranges, 9 apples, and 3 pears. Liliana selects a piece of fruit from the box at random. What is the probability that she selects an orange or a pear? A. 1 over
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Plz help me im bad ar math
A box contains 4 oranges, 9 apples, and 3 pears. Liliana selects a piece of fruit from the box at random.
What is the probability that she selects an orange or a pear?
A.
1 over 20
B.
3 over 64
C.
7 over 16
D.
9 over 16
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7 over 16, because there are 16 fruits and if u add 4 (oranges) and 3 (pairs) that is 7
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7 out of 16 . so therefore you add the number of oranges and pairs then on the number 16 you just add all pieces
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