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A box contains only 5 pink, 10 yellow, and 20 orange tennis balls. if one ball is to be selected randomly from the box, what is the probability that the selected ball will be yellow? a: 1/10 b: 1/5 c:
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A box contains only 5 pink, 10 yellow, and 20 orange tennis balls. if one ball is to be selected randomly from the box, what is the probability that the selected ball will be yellow?

a: 1/10
b: 1/5
c: 1/3
d: 2/7
e: 3/7

help pls I am very stuck

User Andrzej Kaczor
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Answer: D "2/7"

Percent form: Approx. 28.6%

Explanation:

User Ben Asmussen
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Answer:

if im not mistaken D 2/7

Explanation:

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