Mathematics, 16.06.2020 20:57 Angela1998
A basket contains 8 green apples, 11 red apples, 5 nectarines, and 12
oranges. Mark randomly chooses a piece of fruit, eats it, then selects
another. Find P(a green apple then a nectarine).
A. 8/36 * 5/36
B. 8/36 * 5/35
C. 8/36 + 5/36
D. 8/36 + 5/35
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A basket contains 8 green apples, 11 red apples, 5 nectarines, and 12
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