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Mathematics, 01.07.2020 19:01 jennmcd17

The following data summarizes yesterday's orders at Sizzlin' Skillets. 3
Vegetable, 6 Chicken, 2 Pork, 2 Beef, 5
Shrimp. Based on this data, what is a
reasonable estimate of the probability
that the next type of stir fry ordered is
vegetable?
A: 0.11
B: 0.17
C: 0.28
D: 0.33

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