A cook is preparing fruit jam for the festival next week. She has bought 40 apples from the farmer's market and unknown to the cook, 9 of these apples are not fresh. She will randomly select 12 apples to prepare the jam. What is the probability that she will use at most 3 of the apples that are not fresh for preparing the jam? DA. 0.2494 DB. 0.5525 DC. 0.7506 DD. 0.4475

A cook is preparing fruit jam for the festival next week. She has bought 40 apples from the farmer's market and unknown to the cook, 9 of these apples are not fresh. She will randomly select 12 apples to prepare the jam. What is the probability that she will use at most 3 of the apples that are not fresh for preparing the jam? DA. 0.2494 DB. 0.5525 DC. 0.7506 DD. 0.4475

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A cook is preparing fruit jam for the festival next week. She has bought 40 apples from the farmer's market and unknown to the cook, 9 of these apples are not fresh. She will randomly select
12 apples to prepare the jam. What is the probability that she will use at most 3 of the apples that are not fresh for preparing the jam?
OA. 0.2494
OB. 0.5525
OC. 0.7506
OD. 0.4475

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