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According to historical data, there are 300 days of sun in Colorado Springs each year. This suggests that the probability of a sunny day in 2013 is

= 82%. This is an application of ________.

▸ relative frequency probability

▸ subjective probability

▸ classical probability

▸ conditional probability

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What is the probability of flipping a quarter and a nickel and getting heads on both coins or getting tails on both coins?

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