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Question 55

In a tin there are only mint sweets, toffee sweets and chocolate sweets.

A sweet is taken at random from the tin.

The table shows the probability of getting a mint sweet.

SweetMintToffeeChocolate
Probability0.1
a.

The probability of getting a toffee sweet is the same as the probability of getting a chocolate sweet.

Complete the table.

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b.

There are 7 mint sweets in the tin.

Work out the total number of sweets in the tin.

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