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A bag of candy has 53 chocolate drops and 65 gum drops. what is the theoretical probability of picking gum drop from the bag?

A bag of candy has 53 chocolate drops and 65 gum drops. what is the theoretical probability of picking gum drop from the bag?
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a bag of candy has 53 chocolate drops and 65 gum drops. what is the theoretical probability of picking gum drop from the bag?

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Answer:

65/118

Step-by-step explanation:

Because there is a total of 118 in the bag and only 65 are gum drop

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