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Mathematics, 07.04.2020 19:28 juniorvalencia4

In Kim's homeroom, 4 students have no siblings, 9 students have 1 sibling, 2 students have 2 siblings, and 7 students have 3 or more siblings. Which of the following
describes the probability that a student chosen at random will have 2 or more siblings?
Hint: First find out how many students were surveyed. THEN you will need to count how many said that they have 2 or MORE siblings. Make this a fraction.

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