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There are 22 students in your class. Your teacher is going to choose 2 students at random for a prize. What is the probability that it will be you and your best friend that is in the class? (HOW DID YOU GET YOUR ANSWER PLEASE SHOW YOUR WORK. DO NOT BOTHER ANSWERING IF YOU CAN NOT SHOW ME YOUR WORK!!)
A. 36
B. 70
C. 1/462
D. 6(4X+3Y-2)
E. 18.75
F. 23.36
G. 2.54
H. 36.3
I. 6(4X-3Y+2)
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