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eduard
2 years ago
9

Stephen does not like yogurt very much, but he loves

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garri49 [273]2 years ago
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1/2 of a chance he will often grab a yogurt (as there is a total of ten items (5/10).  2/10 (1/5) of a chance he will grab a green apple.  and 3/10 of a chance he will grab a red apple.  he will have around a 1/5 chance to not grab a yogurt on 3 consecutive days.  (not sure about the not grabbing yogurt chances, but.......)<span />
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