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A bag contains 8 apples and 6 oranges. You randomly draw a piece of fruit from the bag, eat it, and then randomly draw another. What is the probability you draw and eat an apple then draw an orange
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A bag contains 8 apples and 6 oranges. You randomly draw a piece of fruit from the bag, eat it, and then randomly draw another. What is the probability you draw and eat an apple then draw an orange

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probability of choosing apple first = 8/14

probability of choosing orange second = 6/13

probability of choosing apple and orange = 8/14 x 6/13 = 24/91

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