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there is 10 oranges and 12 apples in a bag each time one fruit gets taken out of the bag what is the probability of picking an orange then picking an apple write your answer as a percent ​
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there is 10 oranges and 12 apples in a bag each time one fruit gets taken out of the bag what is the probability of picking an orange then picking an apple write your answer as a percent ​

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25.9%

Explanation:

10/22 x 12/21 = 25.9%

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