There are six bottles and five cans on a table. Three bottles have water in them and one can has water in it. What is the probability of randomly selecting a container with no water? 64% 81% 76% 100%

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There are six bottles and five cans on a table. Three bottles have water in them and one can has water in it. What is the probability of randomly selecting a container with no water?

64%

81%

76%

100%

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64%

Explanation:

There are 11 containers in total, in which 4 are filled. 11-4=7.

7×100=700÷11=63.6363...

rounded=64

Ghulam Rasool answered Mar 20, 2022

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