Mathematics, 03.02.2021 04:00, braidyn1018

David had to choose an apple and an orange out of a total of 20 apples and 20 oranges. What is the probability that he would choose the best looking apple and best looking orange by choosing randomly? A. 1/20
B.1/200
C.1/100
D.1/400

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