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3 years ago

MATHEMATICS: can anybody help or show me how to do this. look at the picture i need help with question 3?

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Alekssandra [29.7K]3 years ago

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It wants you to come up with three events. You'll place them on the line right above, where you think they would go.

For example, if your first event was "seeing a unicorn" you would plot it by "impossible." Some things have a fifty fifty chance, or are likely, like you finding a penny. Use any scenario you can think of. How likely is it that it would come true?

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