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solong [7]3 years ago

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<h3>Answer: 36%</h3>

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Explanation:

There are 20 blue cards out of 10+20+25 = 55 cards total.

Divide the 20 over 55 to get

20/55 = 0.363636...

where the "36"s go on forever

So 20/55 = 0.3636 approximately

Move the decimal point over 2 spots to go from 0.3637 to 36.37%

Then round to the nearest percent: 36.37% ---> 36%

The probability of getting a blue card is approximately 36%

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