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Question 78

In a jar there are only strawberry, grape, orange, and mint sweets.

A sweet is taken at random from the jar.

The table shows the probabilities that the sweet will be strawberry flavored or mint flavored.

FlavorStrawberryGrapeOrangeMint
Probability0.240.16

The probability that the sweet will be orange is two times the probability that the sweet will be grape.

There are 32 mint sweets in the jar.

Work out the number of orange sweets in the jar.

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