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Mr. Garcia has 11 boys and 13 girls in his math class. He selects two students at random to demonstrate how they solved the day’s challenge assignment. What is the probability that both students chosen
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Mr. Garcia has 11 boys and 13 girls in his math class. He selects two students at random to demonstrate how they solved the day’s challenge assignment. What is the probability that both students chosen in a row are girls

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Answer:

29%

Explanation:

Amount of girls in his class: 13/24

13/24 x 13/24 = 169/576 or 0.2934...

Basically, 29%

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