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if a student chooses a nember 1 to 10, and another student has one guess to try and get it, how many times would you expect to get it right if they did this 30 times​
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if a student chooses a nember 1 to 10, and another student has one guess to try and get it, how many times would you expect to get it right if they did this 30 times​

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I would have to assume that if they would get it right 3 times.

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