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Amelie randomly picked 15 flowers from a garden. 5 of the flowers she picked were tulips. What is the experimental probability that the next flower she picks will be a tulip?
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Amelie randomly picked 15 flowers from a garden. 5 of the flowers she picked were tulips. What is the experimental probability that the next flower she picks will be a tulip?

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I may be dumb but i think it's 1/3

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