Mathematics, 17.03.2020 01:21 ronniethefun
6: Mr. Prescott asks all the students in his class whether they play sports. A randomly selected student in his class is more likely to play sports than not to play sports. A. What is a possible probability that a randomly selected student from Mr. Prescott's class plays sports? B. Based on your probability in part A, what is a possible probability that a randomly selected student from Mr. Prescott's class does not play sports?
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