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There are 27 students in a class. 13 are juniors and 14 are seniors. What is the probability of choosing a student that is a senior and then choosing a different student and it being a junior? *answer
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There are 27 students in a class. 13 are

juniors and 14 are seniors. What is the
probability of choosing a student that is
a senior and then choosing a different
student and it being a junior?
*answer as fraction*

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Answer: Seniors: 13/27 Juniors:14/27

Explanation:

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