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Is an event with a probability of 1 more or less likely than an event with a probability of 2?
It is more likely because it can exist. An event with a probability of 2 cannot exist.
Would a can of corn more likely be 2 pounds or 34 ounces?
Most likely 34 ounces.
What describes a lake more 9 yards or 2 miles?
2 miles is more likely 9 yards is only 27'.
How to do 2 division problem?
One at a time. More information is required to give a more meaningful answer.
How much is a tip if your meal costs 85 dollars and you leave a 20 percent tip?
85 * .2 = 17
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