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- AlejandroD574
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probability
13. There are 10 apples inside a box. Eight of the apples are fit for consumption and 2 are spoiled. If 4 apples: are picked at random without replacement, what is the probability of picking 4 apples that are fit for consumption?
- RonPurewal
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Re: probability
hi,
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please read the forum rules before posting.
* this folder is for problems from the FREE GMAT Prep software only.
this problem has a number in front of it ("13."). the problems in the software aren't preceded by numbers, so this makes it seem likely that the problem is from somewhere else.
* if the problem is from a different source, please post it in the appropriate folder.
* if the problem is actually from the free GMAT Prep software, please post a screenshot for verification.
- RonPurewal
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Re: probability
also--
per the forum rules, we need a transcription of the entire problem, exactly as originally provided, including all answer choices. so, when you post this problem in accordance with the forum rules, please include the answer choices as well.
thank you.
per the forum rules, we need a transcription of the entire problem, exactly as originally provided, including all answer choices. so, when you post this problem in accordance with the forum rules, please include the answer choices as well.
thank you.
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