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A company inserts winning prize tickets into 10,000,000 of its products. 1 of the tickets is a large cash prize, 1,600,000 are small cash prizes, and the remaining tickets are for free samples of the company's products. Match the winning type with its theoretical probability. 1. One large cash prize 2. free samples 3. Small cash prizes a. .0000001 b. .16 c. about .84

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