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if 60 ice cream cones are served in one day,how many would you expect to be waffle cones with vanilla ice cream and rainbow spri

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Lerok [7]3 years ago

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You should be expecting 10 each day and it goes for all of them as well because there are only 6 scenarios so 6 x 10=60

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