What is the theoretical probability of randomly picking a triangle from the shapes below?

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Serge Khorun asked Mar 24, 2023

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What is the theoretical probability of

randomly picking a triangle from the shapes
below?

What is the theoretical probability of randomly picking a triangle from the shapes-example-1

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Serge Khorun asked Mar 24, 2023

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Answer: 3/7

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Number of triangles / total number of shapes

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Answer:

A, 3/7.

Explanation:

There are 7 shapes overall shown. Since there are 3 triangles, we need to do 3/7.

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