Peter Piper picked a pickled pepper out of a pepper jar. If the probability of drawing a pickled pepper was 2/5, how many total peppers could be in the jar (psst. you can't have a half of a pepper)?

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Peter Piper picked a pickled pepper out of a pepper jar. If the probability of drawing a pickled pepper was 2/5,

how many total peppers could be in the jar (psst. you can't have a half of a pepper)?

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2/5 pickled peppers means that there are 2 pickled peppers out of 5 total peppers.

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