There are 30 students in Mrs. Krzyzewski's class. None of them has a first name that begins with the letter "U" or the letter "Y" Eight of her students have first names that begin with "A," five have first names that begin with "E," two have first names that begin with "I", and three have first names that begin with "0."
Based on this data, what is the probability that a randomly selected student from Mrs. Krzyzewski's class has a first name that begins with a consonant?

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the correct answer is b

a orange at the grocery store idk what other product that could be

you have to wait a while to reward brainliest if only one person answers. if 2 people answer there should be a "mark brainliest" on their question.

i cant fully remember all of the ranks, here are the ones i remember.

hand, ambitous, ace, genius.

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