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What is the probability of PICKING A RED CHALK, if there red,green,blue,orange,and white chalks (TWO EACH) in a basket ?
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What is the probability of PICKING A RED CHALK, if there red,green,blue,orange,and white chalks (TWO EACH) in a basket ?

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Answer:

2/10 = 1/5.

Explanation:

There are 2 reds in 10 chALKS.

User Housefly
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Answer:

The probability would be 2/10 or simplified as 1/5

Explanation:

This would be as the numerator represents the number of red chalks and the denomenator would represent the total.

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