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Question 11

In a crate there are only apples, oranges and pears.

A fruit is picked at random from the crate.

The table shows the probability of picking an apple.

FruitAppleOrangePear
Probability0.4
a.

The probability of picking an orange is the same as the probability of picking a pear.

Complete the table.

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b.

There are 16 apples in the crate.

Work out the total number of fruits in the crate.

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