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2. There are 10 plastic eggs in a basket. Inside each egg is some candy.
2 eggs are filled with Kit-Kats
3 eggs are filled with Chocolate
3 eggs are filled with Gum
2 eggs are filled with Mints
What is the P(mints)?

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