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Question 22

In a fruit bowl there are only apples, bananas and pears.

A piece of fruit is taken at random from the bowl.

The table shows the probability of the fruit being an apple or a banana.

FruitAppleBananaPear
Probability0.450.35

Complete the table to show the probability that the fruit will be a pear.

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