You and your sister each want to sit in the front seat of your mom’s car. For each of the following, decide if the

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The correct answer is A. You flip a two-sided coin.

the fairest answer would be A. you flip a two-sided coin. a randomly generated number would not be fair, and your mom choosing would also not be fair, therefore the answer is You flip a two-sided coin.

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