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In a daycare with 125 children, there are 43 babies, 15 one-year olds, 20 two-year olds, 13 three-year olds, and 9 four-year olds. What is the probability that a randomly select…

In a daycare with 125 children, there are 43 babies, 15 one-year olds, 20 two-year olds, 13 three-year olds, and 9 four-year olds. What is the probability that a randomly select…
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In a daycare with 125 children, there are 43 babies, 15 one-year olds, 20 two-year olds, 13

three-year olds, and 9 four-year olds. What is the probability that a randomly selected child is a
two-year old?

User JonH
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Answer:

20/125 is the answer

Explanation:

User Nathan Amick
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the answer is 20/125 :))
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