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Question 58

In a stationery drawer there are only pens, pencils and rulers.

number of pens : number of pencils : number of rulers=3:7:5 \text{number of pens : number of pencils : number of rulers} = 3 : 7 : 5 number of pens : number of pencils : number of rulers=3:7:5

An item is taken at random from the drawer.

Complete the table to show the probabilities of the item being a pen, a pencil or a ruler.

ItemPenPencilRuler
Probability
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