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You have a quarter, 3 nickles, 2 pennies and 4 dimes in your pocket. What's the probability that you randomly select a quarter or penny?
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You have a quarter, 3 nickles, 2 pennies and 4 dimes in your pocket. What's the probability that you randomly select a quarter or penny?
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The probability is 3/10
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