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There are 36 students in a class, 10 girls and 26 boys. What is the probability of picking a boy out of the class and how likely is it that a boy would be chosen?
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There are 36 students in a class, 10 girls and 26 boys. What is the probability of picking a boy out of the class and how likely is it that a boy would be chosen?

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13/18

Explanation:

P(Picking a boy)=26/36=13/18

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