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1) Blair has a box of candy to sell. She has 4 chocolate bars, 4 fruit chews, 1 pack of
bubble gum and 3 sour candies.
If she chooses a piece of candy at random, what are the following probabilities.
c) Choosing a chocolate bar or pack of gum.
4/12
5/12
6/12
8/12

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Answer:

5/12

Step-by-step explanation:

You have 4 Chocolate bars, 4 fruit chews, 1 pack of gum, and 3 sour candies. Add 4 and 1 (Chocolate and Gum) = 5 and divide by the amount you have total (12).

5/12.

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