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If a jar contains 4 chocolate chip biscuits, 6 wafers biscuits and 10 coconut biscuits, what is the probability of randomly picking a chocolate chip biscuit?

If a jar contains 4 chocolate chip biscuits, 6 wafers biscuits and 10 coconut biscuits, what is the probability of randomly picking a chocolate chip biscuit?
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If a jar contains 4 chocolate chip biscuits, 6 wafers biscuits and 10 coconut biscuits, what is the probability of randomly picking a chocolate chip biscuit?

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5% chance ( i’m not sure just a guess )
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