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David had to choose an apple and an orange out of a total of 20 apples and 20 oranges. What is the probability that he would choose the best looking apple and best looking orang…

David had to choose an apple and an orange out of a total of 20 apples and 20 oranges. What is the probability that he would choose the best looking apple and best looking orang…
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David had to choose an apple and an

orange out of a total of 20 apples and
20 oranges. What is the probability that
he would choose the best looking apple
and best looking orange by choosing
randomly?
1
A.
20
1
B.
200
1
C.
100
1
D.
400

User Stib
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1 Answer

12 votes

Answer:

200

Explanation:

i think hope it helps

User Robe Elckers
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