A teacher randomly selects one student from a group of students where 12 are wearing a black shirt, 8 are wearing a red shirt, a
nd 12 are wearing a blue shirt.
What is the probability that the selected student is wearing a blue shirt?
Enter your answer as a fraction, in simplified form, in the box.
2 answers:
Probability=number of specific outcomes/number of possible outcomes...
P(B)=B/T=12/(12+12+8)
P(B)=12/32
P(B)=3/8
Answer:
3/8 is the most likly answer
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