PRACTICE EXERCISES: Answer the following questions in fraction form. Reduce all answers to lowest terms

Maisie is asked to choose a day from a week. What is the probability of choosing

a day that does not start with the letter T?

 

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Initial letters are S M T W T F S. Of these 7, 5 do not start with T so the probability is 5/7.
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