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The players on the team believe that the 6. Adila wants to know which digital camera team has a 100% chance of winning the is the best buy. a) What do you think "best buy" means? next game. Explain how probability and subjective Design a question that will give Adila the judgment may be influencing these opinions. information she wants. b) Explain how your question avoids bias. 3. A local hospital is raising money by selling 7. For a school project, Raheem wants to find lottery tickets. The chances of winning are out if there is an increase in teen pregnancy advertised as 1 in 3. Explain how someone in Canada. Describe the effect of problems can use this probability to support: Raheem might encounter related to: a) purchasing a ticket a) privacy b) not purchasing a ticket b) cultural sensitivity c) use of language 4. 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