A chocolate shop has 32 chocolates with orange filling, 10 chocolates with strawberry filling and 5 chocolates with coconut filling.

3: What is the probability that a randomly selected chocolate will have orange filling? P (orange)

A: 32/42

B: 32

C: 32/47

D: 32/15

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Maximus Mcpherson

1 July, 14:06

A chocolate shop has 32 chocolates with orange filling, 10 chocolates with strawberry filling and 5 chocolates with coconut filling.

3: What is the probability that a randomly selected chocolate will have orange filling? P (orange)

A: 32/42

B: 32

C: 32/47

D: 32/15

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Nevaeh Meyers · Answer 1

C

Step-by-step explanation:

If you add all of the numbers above you will get 47 so

32+10+5=47

and of course there are 32 chocolates with orange filling

so the probability is 32/47

A chocolate shop has 32 chocolates with orange filling, 10 chocolates with strawberry filling and 5 chocolates with coconut filling.3: What is the probability that a randomly selected chocolate will have orange filling? P (orange)A: 32/42B: 32C: 32/47D: 32/15

A chocolate shop has 32 chocolates with orange filling, 10 chocolates with strawberry filling and 5 chocolates with coconut filling.

3: What is the probability that a randomly selected chocolate will have orange filling? P (orange)

A: 32/42

B: 32

C: 32/47

D: 32/15