Coach Lefty has a large cooler of sports drink. There are 6 orange, 3 lemon-lime and 4 fruit punch. Coach Lefty reaches in the cooler and randomly grabs adrink for his pitcher. He grabs orange. He remembers his pitcher doesn't likeorange, so he puts it back and randomly grabs another. What is the probabilitythat he'll grab another orange

In a big cooler in the kitchen there are the following drinks: 14 bottles of soda, 10 cans of soda, 6 bottles of juice, and 7 cans of juice. Heather just came in from playing outside and is going to choose one of these drinks at random from the cooler. What is the probability that the drink Heather chooses is in a bottle or is a juice? Do not round intermediate computations, and round your answer to the nearest hundredth.2 points0.730.820.870.93

A birthday party caterer counted the number of juice cups on the table. The cups contained different flavored juices and different shaped straws.Heart-shaped straw Star-shaped strawOrange juice 8 9Grape juice 6 2Pineapple juice 10 6What is the probability that a randomly selected cup contains grape juice or orange juice?Simplify any fractions.

A candy store grab bag contains 10 pieces of sour candy, 12 pieces of chocolate candy, and 6 pieces of sweet candy. If you select 1 piece of candy, replace it, and then select another piece, what is the probability that the first piece of candy taken out is a sour candy and the second piece of candy taken out is not a sour candy?

Mr. Turner is about to give one of his students a piece of candy for asking a good question in class. He's going to choose the piece of candy at random out of a bag he brings to class. The following pieces of candy are in the bag: 3 apple gumballs, 6 grape gumballs, and 10 grape suckers. But, there are no apple suckers. What is the probability that the piece of candy Mr. Turner chooses is apple or is a sucker?Do not round intermediate computations, and round your answer to the nearest hundredth.

Select the correct answer.Jenson has a basket containing oranges, apples, and pears. He picks a piece of fruit from the basket 40 times, replacing the fruit before each draw. From these 40 trials, Jenson estimates that the probability of picking an orange is 0.25, the probability of picking an apple is 0.3, and the probability of picking a pear is 0.45. How many times did Jenson pick an apple during the 40 trials? A. 10 B. 12 C. 15 D. 18Reset