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If there are 10 roses, 4 daisies, and 12 carnations in a vase, what are the chances of NOT picking a carnation? Write your answer as a fraction.
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If there are 10 roses, 4 daisies, and 12 carnations in a vase, what are the chances of NOT picking a carnation?

Write your answer as a fraction.

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14/26 should be ur answers!!! cred to person
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User Bean Taxi
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The answer is 14/26 because you add the number of roses and daises for the numerator and you add up the whole total for the denominator
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