Mathematics, 07.12.2021 14:00 AutumnJoy12

Molly owns a bakery in Edmonton. In the past few weeks, she has counted the number of people who buy whole-wheat bread. The odds in favour of the customer buying whole-wheat bread are 3:2. a. what are the odds against buying whole-wheat bread?
b. what is the probability a customer will not buy whole-wheat bread? show as a percent.

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