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Mr. Herrera’s class has 13 girls and 7 boys. If all the students in Mr. Herrera’s class are present, what is the probability that the first student randomly selected to answer a homework question will
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Mr. Herrera’s class has 13 girls and 7 boys. If all the students in Mr. Herrera’s class are present, what is the probability that the first student randomly selected to answer a homework question will NOT be a boy?

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Answer:

13/20

Explanation:

ITS SIMPLE

User Ploutch
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Answer:

13/20

Explanation:

13 girls out of all 20 kids

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