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What is the probability that the florist randomly selects a tulip for a bouquet?
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What is the probability that the florist randomly selects a tulip for a bouquet?

What is the probability that the florist randomly selects a tulip for a bouquet?-example-1
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B - P(tulip) = 37/86

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User Rahul Jograna
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Answer:

37/86

Explanation:

Probability = number of desired outcomes / number of possible outcomes.

There are a total of 86 flowers, 37 of which are tulips. Therefore:

The probability of the florist picking tulips = 37/86

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