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Help! I need this for tomorrow!

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1. 1/2- you count the total (8) and then count the two and all the numbers greater than 5( don’t count 5) that is 4 so it would be 4/8 simplified to 1/2

2. 1/2- count the total (still 8) and how many prime numbers there are (4- 2,3,5, and 7) the answer is 4/8 simplified to 1/2

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