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There are 6 chocolate, 4 strawberry. and 5 vanilla ice. what is the probability that an ice cream chosen at random is a chocolate flavor
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There are 6 chocolate, 4 strawberry. and 5 vanilla ice. what is the probability that an ice cream chosen at random is a chocolate flavor
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there are 6 chocolate, 4 strawberry. and 5 vanilla ice. what is the probability that an ice cream chosen at random is a chocolate flavor
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6/15 reduce than that to 2/5. total of the chocolate flavor on top all flavors combined on bottom reduce if necessary
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