Mathematics, 11.03.2020 02:59, shiannethorn

A pizza pie has 6 slices. 5 of the slices are equal
in size, except for the only slice with sausages,
which is twice as big as each of the other slices.
Without looking, John randomly picks a slice
by pointing somewhere in the pie. What is the
probability that John will not pick the sausage
slice?

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A pizza pie has 6 slices. 5 of the slices are equal
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