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Mark randomly chose a snack, replaced it, and then chose another snack. What is the probability that Mark chose a bag of chocolate and then chose a bag of dried fruit?

Mark randomly chose a snack, replaced it, and then chose another snack. What is the probability that Mark chose a bag of chocolate and then chose a bag of dried fruit?
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Mark randomly chose a snack, replaced it, and then chose another snack. What is the probability that Mark chose a bag of chocolate and then chose a bag of dried fruit?

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User Josh Stodola
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50%

its very likely tbh. I did that like in 5th grade, im probably wrong.

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