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A bag of cookies currently contains 12 chocolate chip, 18 sugar, 10 peanut butter, and 20 ginger. What is the probability of drawing a chocolate chip, then peanut butter cookie if the cookies are drawn without replacement?
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add all the cookies together, equaling to 62 cookies total. Then since its asking for the probability of a choco cookie do 12/62, then simplfy. Do the same for the butter cookies. Lemme know what u get.
peanut butter* i mean-
I get 12/31
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