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Glencoe Math: Course 2, Volume 2

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1. Make Predictions

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Exercise 2 Page 797

Divide the number of students participating in tennis by the total number of students.

P(tennis)=3/25

We are given a table with the results of a survey of 150 students.

Sport	Students
Baseball/softball	36
Basketball	30
Football	45
Gymnastics	12
Tennis	18
Volleyball	9

To find the probability of a student participating in tennis, we can divide the number of students participating in tennis by the total number of students. P(tennis)=18/150=3/25

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Guided Practice p.796

Independent Practice p.797

H.O.T. Problems p.798

Standardized Test Practice p.798-800

Extra Practice p.799

Common Core Review p.800