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irinina [24]
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iogann1982 [59]3 years ago
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Example (I made this up): “Drake asked 50 kids who their favorite celebrity was. 15 of those kids were on the football team. 13 kids said that they like Jerry Rice, 17 said Taylor Swift 6 said Eminem, and 14 said Ed Sheehan. What can we assume from Drake’s poll?”

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