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The two-way table below shows the results of a school survey about the students' siblings and pets.
Students' Siblings and Pets
Students with Pets
Students with No Pets
Students with Siblings
45
135
Students with No Siblings
39
21
Total
84
156
Ariel claims that students with siblings are more likely to have pets than students with no siblings. Is Ariel's claim correct? Justify your answer using relative frequencies.

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