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A store is randomly giving away gift cards to the first 150 customers. They are giving 130 gift cards that have a value of $5 each and 15 gift cards that have a value of $50 each. The rest of the gift cards have a value of $100 each. Which is the probability that a customer will get a $100 gift card? help me !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If you have 150 total gift cards, and 130 are worth 5$, 15 are worth 50$, that would leave five 100$ gift cards for a sum of 150 gift cards.
All you would do is divide the 5/150 = 30
There's a 30% chance that someone will get a 100$ gift card.
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