A bowl of fruit contains seven pieces of fruit, including two bananas and five apples. Three pieces of fruit are chosen. What is the probability that one banana and two apples are chosen? 4.76% 210% 57.

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A bowl of fruit contains seven pieces of fruit, including two bananas and five apples. Three pieces of fruit are chosen.

What is the probability that one banana and two apples are chosen?
4.76%
210%
57.14%
10%

Mathematics
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Answer: 57.14%

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Because it’s not 4.76% or 10%, and 210% seems drastic. Lemme know if it’s right though.

Thanos Papathanasiou answered Oct 24, 2021

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