Steve has 10 biscuits in a tin. There are 6 digestive and 4 chocolate biscuits. Steve takes two biscuits at random from the tin. Work out the probability that he chooses two different types of biscuits.

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Steve has 10 biscuits in a tin.

There are 6 digestive and 4 chocolate biscuits.
Steve takes two biscuits at random from the tin.
Work out the probability that he chooses two different types of biscuits.

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high-school

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Answer:

31/90 is the prob.

Explanation:

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Jerry Stratton answered Sep 12, 2022

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