3. Calculate the probability of picking the product box

There are 26 chocolate boxes in a container with numbers from \(1\) to 26 marked on each of them. Then answer the following questions.

Questions:

i) What is the probability of picking 10 chocolate boxes?

Answer:

\frac{i}{i}

(ii) What is the probability of picking 16 chocolate boxes?

Answer:

\frac{i}{i}

[Note: Enter the fraction value by simplifying it.]

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