SOLUTION: There were 2 colas, 1 ginger ale, 5 cherry sodas, and 4 root beers in the cooler. What is the probability of pulling out a cola?

SOLUTION: There were 2 colas, 1 ginger ale, 5 cherry sodas, and 4 root beers in the cooler. What is the probability of pulling out a cola?

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Question 239821: There were 2 colas, 1 ginger ale, 5 cherry sodas, and 4 root beers in the cooler. What is the probability of pulling out a cola?
Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2/12=1/6=.1667=16.67% CHANCES OF SELECTING A COLA.
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