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3 years ago

Ms. Wall will roll a single number cubes. What is the probability that she will roll an even number?

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Well single number, meaning from 1 - 9. She has a higher chance of getting an odd number for sure, as there are more odd numbers on the dice :) So, the ratio is 4:5 and fraction: 4/5. %<span>44.444 is your answer :)

Thank you,
Darian D.</span>

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