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samuel said that 16: 36 was equivalent to 72: 32.

what was samuel’s error?

1) the ratio was not chosen from the same columns.
2) he did not look at the correct rows.
3) this problem was impossible. 16: 36 has no equivalent ratios.
4) the first and second terms for both ratios need to be in the same order.

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On her way to work, mrs. larsen gets a green light at a certain traffic light only 30% of the time. she wants to find the probability that she will get a green light at this traffic light all five mornings that she travels to work next week. use the following randomly generated list of 200 five-digit numbers to answer the questions and find the probability. select the digits you will use to represent a favorable outcome. how many favorable outcomes are on this list? what are they? given this simulation, what is the probability that mrs. larsen will get a green light at this traffic light all five mornings next week?