Mathematics, 03.11.2019 19:31 Lianabel0517

Eva's older sister told her that her chance of getting chocolate is about one in four. after she was done for the night, eva tallied up her results and found she had 93 chocolate items and 275 items that weren't chocolate. according to these results, was eva's sister correct? if not, was it the correct ratio?

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