1. The local weatherman broadcasted that there is a 40% chance
of rain today.
a. In your o...
Mathematics, 25.03.2020 00:29 aprilpendergrass
1. The local weatherman broadcasted that there is a 40% chance
of rain today.
a. In your own words, explain what the statement means,
The chance of pain is unlikely.
b. Rewrite Question 1 using an equivalent fraction in place of
the percent. Explain what it means.
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