A grocery store recently sold 48 cans of soup, 12 of which were minestrone soup. Based on experimental probability, how many of the next 24 cans sold should you expect to be minestrone soup?

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A grocery store recently sold 48 cans of soup, 12 of which were minestrone soup. Based on experimental probability, how many of the next 24 cans sold should you expect to be minestrone soup?

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75% because the ratio is 1:4 so the probability of the next being minestrone is high.

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