Mathematics, 17.12.2020 21:20, valeriegarcia12

Last year, a store sold 554 total pieces of fruit from March 27-28. This amount included 104 bananas, 82 apples, and 74 oranges. Part A: If one piece of fruit was randomly chosen from the 554, what is the probability that it was a banana or an apple?

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