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PSSA Math - Grade 8 Sample Test

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Each of 25 workers in a candle shop took a box of 20 candles and counted the number of red candles in the box. The distribution of red candles in their boxes is shown. If one of the workers was chosen at random, what is the probability that the worker’s box would have at least 9 red candles?

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the image shows that 10 workers counted boxes that contained 9 or more red candles (at least 9). this means that 10 of the 25 boxes contained at least 9 red candles. therefore, the probability would be 10/25 or 2/5.