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If the odds of winning a particular card game are 1:4, about how many times can you expect to win if you play the game one thousand, three hundred times?
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There is a certain book at the school library that has four hundred twenty pages. If the probability that you will open the book to any page at random and find a picture is 14%, how many pages in the book have pictures on them? Assume that the pictures are randomly distributed throughout the book.
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A circle is randomly painted with small splotches of three different colors. One-fifth of the circle is red, half of the circle is blue and the rest is green. What is the probability that a randomly thrown dart (thrown by a blindfolded person who has never seen the board), that hits the board, will land on a green area?
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What is the theoretical probability of randomly pulling a red card from standard deck of 52 playing cards? Assume that the red cards are randomly distributed throughout the deck.
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Katherine is rolling an unusual die that has different colors on each of its eight sides. What is the probability that she will roll either a red or a yellow on her first roll?
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