A person draws a card from a hat. Each card is one color, with the following...
A person draws a card from a hat. Each card is one color, with the following probabilities of being drawn: 1/5 for purple, 1/15 for red, 1/10 for blue, and 1/25 for white. What is the probability of pulling a red or purple card, written as a reduced fraction?
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