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While taking a test, a student is asked to calculate a probability. He writes his answer as "2.5," not intending it to mean "2.5%." could this answer possibl…

While taking a test, a student is asked to calculate a probability. He writes his answer as "2.5," not intending it to mean "2.5%." could this answer possibl…
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While taking a test, a student is asked to calculate a probability. He writes his answer as "2.5," not intending it to mean "2.5%." could this answer possibly be correct? Why or why not?

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User Damilola Olowookere
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Answer: The answer is not correct

Step-by-step explanation: probability cannot be greater than 1

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