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There are slips of paper that are numbered from 1 to 15 in a hat. What is the theoretical probability that a slip of paper that is chosen will be an even number? StartFraction 1…

There are slips of paper that are numbered from 1 to 15 in a hat. What is the theoretical probability that a slip of paper that is chosen will be an even number? StartFraction 1…
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There are slips of paper that are numbered from 1 to 15 in a hat. What is the theoretical probability that a slip of paper that is chosen will be an even number?

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StartFraction 7 over 15 EndFraction
One-half
StartFraction 8 over 15 EndFraction

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im not for sure but i think b

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User InfernumDeus
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Instead of making you scroll all the way down. The answer is 7/15

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