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Mathematics, 28.08.2021 02:50 leahandmaryssa

Emma had 10 Balls in a bag. The balls were numbers 1 through 10. She wanted to test the probability of drawing a ball that is a multiple of 3. Also, write a prediction about if there is an unlikely, impossible, likely, even, or certain change of drawing a multiple of 3.

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