Mathematics, 18.03.2021 21:30, bjbass899

A box of chocolate contains 6 milk chocolates, 5 dark chocolates and 3 white chocolates. You randomly choose three chocolates to eat.
What is the probability of first pulling a milk chocolate, second pulling
a white chocolate, and then lastly choosing a milk chocolate?
Write your answer ar a percentage and round the the nearest tenth.
0 4.6%
04%
03.3%
04.1%

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