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30 October, 17:12

Charlie separates his favorite gumballs based on color. He put the red ones in a red bowl, green ones in a green bowl, and brown ones in a brown bowl. He closes his eyes and reaches his hand into the red bowl. What is the probability that the gumball he picks will be red?

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