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5. To the nearest percent, what is the probability that a student who drives is a senior? A 21% B 43% C 69%
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5. To the nearest percent, what is the probability that a student who drives is a senior? A 21% B 43% C 69%
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5. To the nearest percent, what is the
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B 43%
C 69%
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I would say 69% because you are allowed to drive as a senior so that would end up being the highest percentage
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