There are 32 students in Joe's class. Of the 32 students, 8 students ride their bikes to school, 5 walk to school, 4 ride to sch
ool in a car, and 15 take the bus to school.
Based on this information, what is the experimental probability of choosing a student who walks to school?
Based on this information, what is the experimental probability of choosing a student who walks to school?
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