There are 10 cranberry and 15 strawberry juices. you randomly pick two juices. what's the probability you'll get two strawberry juices.

7/20

Explanation:

The theoretical probability, P (A), of an event, A, is:

P(A) = number of outcomes of event A / total number of possible outcomes

For 10 cranberry and 15 strawberry juices, the number of outcomes for two strawberry juices are:

Combination of 15 strawberry juices chosen in two:

The total number of possible outcomes is:

Combination of 25 juices chosen in two:

Thus, the probability of randomly picking two strawberry juices is:

P (two strawberry juices) = 105/300 = 7/20

Note that you can obtain it as the product of the probabilities that the first juice is a strawberry juice and the second juice is also strawberry juice:

No because if you do the higher number minus the lower number you will get a positive. if you do it the other way around you will get a negative number

Im not that good with division but i think 5 is -6but dont quote me on thatim not the best in division but thats my answer