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Marcus has a bag of lollipops. He has 14 blue, 8 pink, 4 orange, and 10 green. What is the theoretical probability of choosing a pink lollipop?
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Marcus has a bag of lollipops. He has 14 blue, 8 pink, 4 orange, and 10 green. What is the theoretical probability of choosing a pink lollipop?

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The probability would be 8/36
User Fspirit
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Answer:

8/36

Explanation:

add all the lollipops and make that your denominator with the probability choice being your numerator, in this case its 8/36

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