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A particular 3rd grade class has 20 students. When the teacher checks attendance for the day, 3 are sick and 1 spends the day in the principal's office. Assuming this is the normal occurrence for each day, what is the empirical probability that a
student is not in class? Write your answer as an exact fraction which is reduced as much as possible.

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