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The Hendricksons are in charge of bringing treats for 5050 football players. They brought 33 coolers of popsicles and 22 coolers of ice cream sandwiches. Each player is going to randomly select a cooler from which to get their treat. Which statement best predicts how many football players will get a popsicle? Choose 1 Choose 1 (Choice A) A There will be exactly 2020 football players who get a popsicle. (Choice B) B There will be close to 2020 football players but probably not exactly 2020 football players who get a popsicle. (Choice C) C There will be exactly 3030 football players who get a popsicle. (Choice D) D There will be close to 3030 football players but probably not exactly 3030 football players who get a popsicle.
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