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Question 173

There are 26 sweets in a bag. Some of the sweets are red. The rest of the sweets are white. One of the sweets is taken at random. The probability that the sweet is red is 1526\displaystyle \frac{15}{26}2615​.

Find the number of sweets that are red.

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