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Mathematics, 10.05.2021 23:20 haithjamel

Sallie bought snacks to take on a trip. She bought 6 red jellos, 8 chocolate puddings,
12 granola bars, and 12 cookie packs. If
she randomly chooses a snack, and then
puts it back and randomly chooses a
second snack, what is the probability that
she will choose a red jello and cookie
pack?

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