Apples are in 1/4 of all the lunch bags that are distributed at a school picnic, and bananas are in 1/3 of the bags. What is the
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Answer:
7/12 probability of randomly choosing a lunch bag that contains either an apple or banana
Step-by-step explanation:
We have these following probabilities:
1/4 probability that a lunch bag contains an apple.
1/3 probability that a lunch bag contains a banana.
What is the probability of randomly choosing a lunch bag that contains either an apple or banana?
7/12 probability of randomly choosing a lunch bag that contains either an apple or banana
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