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Theoretical Probability

By Elise Molinaro
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A menu for Diane's Diner. There are 9 meals to choose from. First meal: Omelet, home fries, toast. Second meal: Omelet, hash browns, toast. Third meal: Two pancakes, hash browns, toast. Fourth meal: Sausage sandwich, hash browns, toast. Fifth meal: Three eggs, home fries, toast. Sixth meal: Three pancakes, hash browns, toast. Seventh meal: Egg and cheese sandwich, home fries, toast. Eighth meal: Egg and sausage sandwich, hash browns, and toast. Ninth meal: Egg and cheese sandwich, hash browns, toast.

Consider the following meals at Diane's Diner above. What is the theoretical probability of ordering home fries with your meal?

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Type a concept, like “slope” or “photosynthesis”.

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