Mathematics, 18.03.2021 02:50 lindalou6483

A cookie jar contains 6 sugar cookies, 4 lemon cookies, and 2 chocolate cookies. Anne randomly chooses 1 sugar cookie from the jar, replaces it, then chooses a chocolate cookie. 1/11

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