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Jenny is doing an experiment to see if students in her class like apples or oranges best. She will offer each student an apple or an orange. Then she will record how many students took each kind of fruit.
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Jenny is doing an experiment to see if students in her class like apples or oranges best. She will offer each student an apple or an orange. Then she will record how many students took each kind of fruit.
What is a valid prediction Jenny could make about the results of her experiment?
A. There are 26 students in her class.
B. More students like apples than bananas.
C. More students like apples than oranges.
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Simple,
you want
a valid prediction
about the
results
of her experiment.
B is out of the picture, leaving only A and C.
Since it's asking about a valid prediction of the
results
of her experiment then the only logical answer is C.
Thus, your answer.
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