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Start the planThe only contents in a container are green disks and orange disks. If one disk is selected at random from the container, what is the probability that the disk is orange?
1. The ratio of the number of orange disks to the number of disks that are not orange is \(7\) to \(36\)
2. The ratio of the number of green disks to the number of blue disks is \(7\) to \(3,\) and the ratio of the number of green disks to the number of orange disks is \(18\) to \(5\)
OA D
1. The ratio of the number of orange disks to the number of disks that are not orange is \(7\) to \(36\)
2. The ratio of the number of green disks to the number of blue disks is \(7\) to \(3,\) and the ratio of the number of green disks to the number of orange disks is \(18\) to \(5\)
OA D
