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Monique came home from school to find a bowl of 5 apricots and 4 plums on the table. She decides to have a snack. First she selects one and then puts it back. She then selects a…

Monique came home from school to find a bowl of 5 apricots and 4 plums on the table. She decides to have a snack. First she selects one and then puts it back. She then selects a…
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Monique came home from school to find a bowl of 5 apricots and 4 plums on the table. She decides to have a snack. First she selects one and then puts it back. She then selects another. What is the probability both selections were apricots

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5/(4+5)

5/9

This is the probability.

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