How do you answer this Math question? I came across this little devil at a brainteaser booklet.
Please help me with this one. I'm a very curious person. Can't sleep if I don't know the answer for this one.
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There is a rule in probability when dealing with mutually exclusive events (you know it's mutually exclusive because it says, "either or"), you simply add the two events together, and divide by the total.
3 Glazed Doughnuts = 5 Chocolate Doughnuts = 8 Doughnuts You Could Pick Up
So, (3/12) +(5/12) = 8/12
8/12 = 2/3
2/3 approximately equals 66%
So, you have a 2 out of 3 chance of getting either a glazed doughnut or chocolate doughnut.
Therefore you have approximately a 66% chance of either glazed or chocolate.
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M$so 65.64% you would pick glazed or chocolate
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