SOLUTION: A box of chocolate contains 25 pieces that all look the same. Eight of the pieces are maple cream. If you pick 2 pieces of chocolate, what is the probabiltity that no more than o
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Question 844660: A box of chocolate contains 25 pieces that all look the same. Eight of the pieces are maple cream. If you pick 2 pieces of chocolate, what is the probabiltity that no more than one is a maple cream?
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