2.
Teresa has a copy of her school directory on her desk. Students whose last names start with the letters A-F occupy the first 4 pages of the book. Those students with last names G-M occupy the next 5 pages, those with last names N-R the following 9 pages, and those with last names S-Z the final 10 pages. If she opens up the directory and picks out a student at random, what is the probability that this student’s last name begins with a letter from the first half of the alphabet?

5/28
9/28
1/7
9/19

Question

2.
Teresa has a copy of her school directory on her desk. Students whose last names start with the letters A-F occupy the first 4 pages of the book. Those students with last names G-M occupy the next 5 pages, those with last names N-R the following 9 pages, and those with last names S-Z the final 10 pages. If she opens up the directory and picks out a student at random, what is the probability that this student’s last name begins with a letter from the first half of the alphabet?

    5/28
    9/28
    1/7
    9/19