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At a political rally there are 20 republicians 13 democrates 6 independents. if a person is chosen at random what is the probab...Asked by delilah
At a political rally there are 20 republicians, 13 democrates, 6 independents. If a person is chosen at random what is the probability that
a) the person is either a democrate or and independent?
a) the person is either a democrate or and independent?
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Reiny
So of the 39 people, how many are either democrats or independents?
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Delilah
20 + 13 + 6 = 39, which is the total number of people.
13 + 6 = 19, this tells us how many democrats and independents there are.
So of the 39 people, 19/39 people are either democrats or independents
13 + 6 = 19, this tells us how many democrats and independents there are.
So of the 39 people, 19/39 people are either democrats or independents
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