SOLUTION: There are two cookie jars on the shelf in the kitchen. The red one has 10 chocolate chip cookies and
15 gingersnaps. The blue jar has 20 chocolate-chip cookies and 10 gingersnaps.
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15 gingersnaps. The blue jar has 20 chocolate-chip cookies and 10 gingersnaps.
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Question 321495: There are two cookie jars on the shelf in the kitchen. The red one has 10 chocolate chip cookies and
15 gingersnaps. The blue jar has 20 chocolate-chip cookies and 10 gingersnaps. James goes down in the
middle of the night and without turning on the light chooses a jar at random. If the cookie is chocolate chip,
what is the probability that he got the cookie from the blue jar? Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source):
