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Melody Haynes

10 September, 09:27

Suppose you have 20 tiles with the numbers 1 through 20. The theoretical probability that a tile chosen at random is a 5 is 1/20. If you pick a tile randomly, 20 times, replacing the chosen tile each time, will you get a 5 once? Explain

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