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At an ice cream stand, the purchases for one month are recorded in the table below: Smoothie Shake Ice Cream Strawberry 41 53 43 Apple 73 59 37 Banana 89 13 29 If we choose a customer at random, what is the probability that they have purchased a smoothie and it is banana? P(Banana and Smoothie) = \frac{89}{?}

          At an ice cream stand, the purchases for one month are recorded in the table below:
Smoothie	Shake	Ice Cream
Strawberry	41	53	43
Apple	73	59	37
Banana	89	13	29
If we choose a customer at random, what is the probability that they have purchased a smoothie and it is banana?
P(Banana and Smoothie) = \frac{89}{?}

At an ice cream stand, the purchases for one month are recorded in the table below:
Smoothie Shake Ice Cream
Strawberry 41 53 43
Apple 73 59 37
Banana 89 13 29
If we choose a customer at random, what is the probability that they have purchased a smoothie and it is banana?
P(Banana and Smoothie) = (89)/(?)

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04/01/2023

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Step 1: The total number of customers who purchased a smoothie is 41 + 73 + 89 = 203. Show more…

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