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A grocery store recently sold 14 cans of soup, 7 of which contain black bean soup. Based on experimental probability, how many of the next 16 cans sold should you expect to be b…

A grocery store recently sold 14 cans of soup, 7 of which contain black bean soup. Based on experimental probability, how many of the next 16 cans sold should you expect to be b…
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A grocery store recently sold 14 cans of soup, 7 of which contain black bean soup. Based on experimental probability, how many of the next 16 cans sold should you expect to be black bean soup?

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8 cans because each time it’s divided by 2 if I’m wrong it’s because I’m new
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