Math, asked by trickymind93, 10 months ago

There a 14 chocolates and 16 cookies and one is picked at random .what is the probability of getting a chololate

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Answered by krishnabalani701

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total no of choco and cookies is 30

and probility of choco is

1/30

Answered by principalajdc

1

Answer:

total outcomes = no. of chocolate + no. of cookies

= 14+16 = 30

no. of chocolates =14

probability =no. of favorable outcomes /total outcomes

= 14/30

=15/7

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