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A horse wins 12 out of 15 races. About how many races would you expect the horse to win out of 50?
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12/15 can be simplified to 4/5 since 3*4=12 and 3*5=15
So 4/5 also equals 40/50 therefor you’d expect the horse to win 40 races out of 50.
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