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Sandy has the numbers 1 to 15 in a box. She randomly chooses one number, and without replacing it, chooses another number from the box. What is the probability that Sandy will c…

Sandy has the numbers 1 to 15 in a box. She randomly chooses one number, and without replacing it, chooses another number from the box. What is the probability that Sandy will c…
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Sandy has the numbers 1 to 15 in a box. She randomly chooses one number, and without replacing it, chooses another number from the box. What is the probability that Sandy will choose 2 prime numbers?

A.2/15
B.1/7
C.2/5
D.1/2​

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A: 2/15

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