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All right, here on this problem, we're going to have two different stores here, and i'm just going to call it store one and store twos.
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Now, at store one, this is the wayne market team.
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There were 600 apples and 400 oranges.
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20 of each of them were rotten.
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So 20 out of 600 for the, these were the apples, and 20 out of 400 for the oranges.
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And so 20 out of 600 will be 1 out of 30.
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This would be 0 .03 repeating.
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For the oranges, this would be 0 .05.
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Now, it's what i'm at team 2.
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Team 2 got through 200 of each of them.
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10 of the apples were spoiled and five of the oranges were spoiled.
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So we had 10 out of 200 apples, which amounts to 0 .05.
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And we had 5 out of 200 oranges.
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It would be 0 .25.
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We know that people prefer apples over oranges...