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5.3.18 Exit

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READ THE PROBLEM: Tom needs to pull two names from a jar to complete his group for the upcoming field trip. If the jar contains 12 boy names and 9 girl names, what is the probability of Tom pulling a boy name and then a girl name? HOW MANY FRACTIONS WILL YOU NEED TO SET UP FOR THE PROBLEM?
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READ THE PROBLEM: Tom needs to pull two names from a jar to complete his group for the upcoming field trip. If the jar contains 12 boy names and 9 girl names, what is the probability of Tom pulling a boy name and then a girl name? HOW MANY FRACTIONS WILL YOU NEED TO SET UP FOR THE PROBLEM?
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READ THE PROBLEM: A spinner consists of ten equal regions. If Matt spins the spinner three times, what is the probability that the arrow will land on a region numbered 8, then 7, and then 12? HOW MANY FRACTIONS WILL YOU NEED TO SET UP FOR THE PROBLEM?
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When you set up a problem with two or three fractions, what operation do you perform?
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