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There are 14 girls and 10 boys in Mrs. Bateman’s 2nd period class. Mrs. Bateman will randomly choose one student to explain the warm-up. What is the probability Mrs. Bateman wil…

There are 14 girls and 10 boys in Mrs. Bateman’s 2nd period class. Mrs. Bateman will randomly choose one student to explain the warm-up. What is the probability Mrs. Bateman wil…
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There are 14 girls and 10 boys in Mrs. Bateman’s 2nd period class. Mrs. Bateman will randomly choose one student to explain the warm-up. What is the probability Mrs. Bateman will select a boy?

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Answer: 5 out of 12 or 41.67%

Explanation:

  1. Find how many students in total are in Mrs. Bateman's 2nd period class by adding 14 + 10 = 24 students.
  2. The ratio boys to the total students is 10:24.
  3. Simplify 10:24 by 2. 5:12 as a percentage is 41.67%
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