In a fruit bowl there are only apples, bananas and cherries.
number of apples : number of bananas : number of cherries=5:2:1 \text{number of apples : number of bananas : number of cherries} = 5 : 2 : 1 number of apples : number of bananas : number of cherries=5:2:1A piece of fruit is taken at random from the bowl.
Complete the table to show the probabilities of the fruit being an apple, a banana or a cherry.
| Fruit | Apple | Banana | Cherry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Probability |
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