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Henry has 15 coins in his pocket. 10 of the coins are pennies, 5 of the coins are quarters. Henry pulls one coin from his pocket and, without replacing it, pulls another coin. What is the probability that
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Henry has 15 coins in his pocket. 10 of the coins are pennies, 5 of the coins are quarters. Henry pulls one coin from his pocket and, without replacing it, pulls another coin. What is the probability that he pulled two pennies from his pocket?

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Answer:

The probility is hight .

Explanation:

because there are more pennies then quarters so there's about a 85 to 75% chance

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