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[Help me :3 Reward: Medal and Fan] A bag of sweets contain 4 caramels, 3 fruit centres and 5 mints. If one sweet is taken out, what is the probablity that it is not a fruit centre? Options : a) 5/12 b) 3/4 c) 1/4 d) 1/3
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@rohitmathew Help meh bro?
What do you think your choice of answr will be?
5/12? @LXelle
No, question says not fruit centres so 12-3=9
Probability of getting 0 fruit centres.
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so 12/12 - 3/12 =?
Oh yeah, thnx a lot @LXelle :)
Pleasure's mine. :)
ok..what i think is.. the total number of sweets is 12.. and it should not be a fruit centre. remainng sweets= 9 probability that it is something else=9/12=3.4
3/4 sorry
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Thanks man @rohitmathew
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