Mathematics, 13.11.2020 16:30 michael3592

Anstudent is listening to songs that are on his phone. On his phone, he has 10 country songs, 15 Pop songs, 5 R&B songs, 10 rap songs, and 5 techno songs (for a total of 45 songs). He set his phone to shuffle so that it randomly plays music. If the phonerandomly selects the next song, what is the probability that it will play a Pop song?

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