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In an economics class, 4 students earned an A, 6 earned a B, 5 earned a C, 5 earned a D, and 3 earned an F. If a single student is picked at random, what is the probability that they earned an B or C?
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In an economics class, 4 students earned an A, 6 earned a B, 5 earned a C, 5 earned a D, and 3 earned an F. If a single student is picked at random, what is the probability that they earned an B or C?

Provide your answer as a simplified fraction.

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Answer:

11/23

Explanation:

B = 6

C = 5

6+5=11

11/23

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