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A box of cookies contains three chocolate chip cookies, two oatmeal raisins, and four

gingerbreads. What is the probability of picking a chocolate chip, and then a gingerbread?

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Answer:
(1)/(6)

Explanation:

Given

A box contains 3 chocolate chip cookies, 2 oatmeal raisins, and 4 gingerbreads

First Probability of selecting a chocolate chip is


\Rightarrow (3)/(9)

After that there are 8 items left. So probability of selecting a gingerbread


\Rightarrow (4)/(8)

On combining, the required probability is


\Rightarrow (3)/(9)* (4)/(8)\\\\\Rightarrow (1)/(6)

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