They are both equivalent to 1, so they are equal.
Answer:
The first table
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>the third and fourth table are incorrect because it says Jo bought </em><em>25 apples </em><em>in total but in the third and fourth table there are </em><em>35 apples </em><em>in total.</em>
<em>the second table is incorrect because it said </em><u><em>three of the 12 large apples were red. </em></u><em>In the second table its says 12 large apples when its supposed to say three and the total in 15 instead of 12.</em>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:

21 total fruit. That is 7 in 21 chance it will be a grape or 7/21 which is simplified to 1/3 chance.