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2 years ago

30 points pls answer brainliest

Mathematics

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Gre4nikov [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

rock, pop, metal, country

Step-by-step explanation:

Rock has the lowest probability at .1 or 1/10

Then pop and .2 or 2/10

Then metal at .3 or 3/10

Country has the greatest at .4 or 4/10

The frequency will go the same order

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