Mathematics, 24.02.2021 15:30, brcribb

In a strange farmer's market, you have to pick 1 fruit (at random, without looking) from each of 3 bags: Bag A, Bag B, and Bag C. There are only apples and oranges inside each of the bags, as follows: Bag A contains 4 apple(s) and 5 orange(s),
Bag B contains 3 apple(s) and 2 orange(s),
Bag C contains 4 apple(s) and 1 orange(s).

What is the probability that you pick exactly 2 apples?

WRITE YOUR ANSWER AS A NUMBER WITH TWO DECIMALS, I. E., BETWEEN 0.00 AND 1.00.

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