Mathematics, 29.03.2020 16:46 eweqwoewoji

Bob Bluster, the KNEWS meteorologist, determined that the mathematical odds of $\emph{no rain}$ tomorrow are 11:9. What would a mathematics student determine as the percent chance there $\emph{will be rain}$ tomorrow? (If the odds of an event happening are $a:b$, then the probability that it occurs is $\frac{a}{a + b}$.)

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