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Your undergraduate Public Health club is planning a campus event to distribute healthy snacks during this weekend's featherbowling championship. Two local vendors are bidding to supply you with fruit for the event, and you want to be sure you pick the market with the freshest fruit, so you've sent some secret shoppers to check out their supplies. The Wayne Market team checked out 600 apples and 400 oranges, and found that 20 of each were rotten. The Cass Grocery team only got through 200 apples and 200 oranges before the shopkeeper kicked them out, but not before noting that 10 apples and 5 oranges had spoiled. Calculate the fruit-specific spoilage rate at each store. You know that people prefer apples over oranges, so you'll buy 2000 apples and 1000 oranges, and to save time, you'll only go to one store. Which store would you choose to get the fewest rotten fruit? How many rotten fruit do you expect at that store? Show your calculations to justify your answers. If you could buy apples and oranges separately, which store would you go to for each?

          Your undergraduate Public Health club is planning a campus event to distribute healthy
snacks during this weekend's featherbowling championship. Two local vendors are
bidding to supply you with fruit for the event, and you want to be sure you pick the
market with the freshest fruit, so you've sent some secret shoppers to check out their
supplies.

The Wayne Market team checked out 600 apples and 400 oranges, and found that 20 of
each were rotten. The Cass Grocery team only got through 200 apples and 200
oranges before the shopkeeper kicked them out, but not before noting that 10 apples
and 5 oranges had spoiled. Calculate the fruit-specific spoilage rate at each store.

You know that people prefer apples over oranges, so you'll buy 2000 apples and 1000
oranges, and to save time, you'll only go to one store. Which store would you choose
to get the fewest rotten fruit? How many rotten fruit do you expect at that store?
Show your calculations to justify your answers.

If you could buy apples and oranges separately, which store would you go to for
each?

Your undergraduate Public Health club is planning a campus event to distribute healthy
snacks during this weekend's featherbowling championship. Two local vendors are
bidding to supply you with fruit for the event, and you want to be sure you pick the
market with the freshest fruit, so you've sent some secret shoppers to check out their
supplies.

The Wayne Market team checked out 600 apples and 400 oranges, and found that 20 of
each were rotten. The Cass Grocery team only got through 200 apples and 200
oranges before the shopkeeper kicked them out, but not before noting that 10 apples
and 5 oranges had spoiled. Calculate the fruit-specific spoilage rate at each store.

You know that people prefer apples over oranges, so you'll buy 2000 apples and 1000
oranges, and to save time, you'll only go to one store. Which store would you choose
to get the fewest rotten fruit? How many rotten fruit do you expect at that store?
Show your calculations to justify your answers.

If you could buy apples and oranges separately, which store would you go to for
each?

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