Suppose you live in a city that has 120,000 households with telephones and a polling organization randomly selects 950 of them to phone for a survey. What is the probability that your household will be selected? (Enter your answer as a fraction.) It's stats btw.

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Suppose you live in a city that has 120,000 households with telephones and a polling organization randomly selects 950 of them to phone for a survey. What is the probability that your household will be selected? (Enter your answer as a fraction.)  It's stats btw.

anonymous · Answer

Just simplify
120,000:950 
:)

anonymous · Answer

so it is dividing 120,000 over 950?

anonymous · Answer

no it's not a fraction it's a probability. 
Either way divided both sides by 10 until you can't divide them anymore. lmk what you get

anonymous · Answer

so first one is 12 ,  i divide 120,000

anonymous · Answer

by 10

anonymous · Answer

the next one is 95

anonymous · Answer

oh wait, yeah lol write it as a fraction xD

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then 19 is prime so we can't divide it anymore