A box at a miniature golf course contains contains 9 red golf balls, 6 green golf balls, and 7 yellow golf balls. What is the probability of taking out a golf ball and having it be a red or a yellow golf ball? Express your answer as a percentage and round it to two decimal places.
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- Number of red golf balls = 9 - Number of yellow golf balls = 7 - Total number of red and yellow golf balls = 9 + 7 = 16 ** Show more…
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