It’s easier to see with actual numbers therefore, since you are not given a total, say there are 20
Which means, 10 are peanuts, 5 are chocolate candies and 5 are dried fruit.
Out of the 20 options, there are 5 that are the chocolate candies.
This means there is a 5 in 20 chance you will pick the chocolate candies.
5/20 = ¼ (i.e. the likelihood to pick one is the same as the fraction of chocolate candies the bag contains)
Answer:
The probability that an athlete chosen is either a football player or a basketball player is 56%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the athletes which are Football player be 'A'
Let the athletes which are Basket ball player be 'B'
Given:
Football players (A) = 13%
Basketball players (B) = 52%
Both football and basket ball players = 9%
We need to find probability that an athlete chosen is either a football player or a basketball player.
Solution:
The probability that athlete is a football player = 
The probability that athlete is a basketball player = 
The probability that athlete is both basket ball player and football player = 
We have to find the probability that an athlete chosen is either a football player or a basketball player
.
Now we know that;

Hence The probability that an athlete chosen is either a football player or a basketball player is 56%.
C. 4
Look at where segment A'B' intersects, at x = 8.
Look at where segment AB intersects, at x = 2.
AB is smaller then A'B' that means the scale factor is
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Hope this helps.
I believe the answer is side GF .