In the orchard
They planted 25 apple trees, 20 pears, 15 plums, and 40 marbles in the orchard. An intense late frost, however, destroyed a fifth of all new trees. Unfortunately, it was all the trees of one kind of fruit. What is the probability that the plums have died out?
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