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Mathematics, 08.10.2019 11:00 deee12345

Every new customer at the burger barn qualifies to receive a free whistle. the bag of whistles has 9 black ones, 6 red ones, 7 green ones, 10 pink ones, and 4 purple ones.

what is the probability the next customer will receive a red one?

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