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If you have 100 entries out of 1200 what are your chances

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swat323 years ago

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100/1200= x/100
cross multiply

(1200 * x)= (100 * 100)

1200x= 10000
divide both sides by 1200

x= 8.333% winning chance

LOSING CHANCE
100% - 8.333%= 91.667%

RATIO OF WINNING TO LOSING
100 tickets= winning chance
1200 total - 100= 1100 losing chance

100:1100
simplify by 100

1:11 odds of winning to losing

ANSWER: The chance of winning is 8.333% and the chance of losing is 91.667% or 1:11.

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