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You got an A on 6 of your last 18 quizzes in Algebra 2. What is the experimental probability that you will get an A on your next quiz? (Simplify the fraction).
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You got an A on 6 of your last 18 quizzes in Algebra 2. What is the experimental probability

that you will get an A on your next quiz? (Simplify the fraction).

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The experimental probability would be the number of A’s you have out of the number of quizzes you took:

Experimental probability would be 6/18 which reduces to 1/3

The answer is 1/3

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