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12. A stadium has seats that are arranged into sections. In each section, the seas
are arranged into rows. There are 11
sections, 7 rows in each section, and 10
seats in each row. As a baseball game
in the stadium, all of the seats are
occupied. A seat will be chosen at
random and a price will be awarded to
the person sitting in that seat. If Hoda is
sitting in one of the seats, what is the
probability that she will win the price?

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