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There are 32 students in your math 7 course. If there are 23 girls, what is the probability of one being pick to answer a question?
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There are 32 students in your math 7 course. If there are 23 girls, what is the probability of one being pick to answer a question?

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Answer:

23÷32= .71

Explanation:

Probability = no of events.

no of possible outcome

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