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5) A bowl contains 6 tangerines and 4 apples. John randomly selects one piece of fruit, and then Pam randomly selects one of the remaining pieces of fruit. What is the probability that John selects a tangerine
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5) A bowl contains 6 tangerines and 4 apples. John randomly selects one piece of fruit, and then Pam randomly selects one of

the remaining pieces of fruit. What is the probability that John selects a tangerine and Pam selects an apple?

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2.5% that John selects a tangerine
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