Carol has an empty container and puts in 6 red chips. She now wants to put in
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Carol has an empty container and puts in 6 red chips. She now wants to put in enough white chips so that the probability of drawing a red chip at random from the container is 3/8. How many white chips should she put in?
F. 3
G. 6
H. 8
J. 10
K. 16
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