A cooler at a picnic contains 100 cans of soda covered

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Probability of soda
A cooler at a picnic contains 100 cans of soda covered by ice. There are 30 cans of cola, 40 cans of orange soda, 10 cans of ginger ale, and 20 cans of root beer. If one can is selected at random, determine the probability that the soda selected is cola OR orange soda.

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