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There are 50 tickets in a jar. Each ticket is either red or blue. Jeanette randomly draws 10 tickets from the jar, counts the nu

mber of red tickets, and then replaces the tickets. She does this 8 times. The list shows how many red tickets Jeanette drew on each attempt.

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The answer is 25 i got it right!!!

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