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4. If a whole number between 1 and 100 inclusive is selected at random, what do you think P(multiple of 3 and 4) is? Explain your reasoning. 5. If a whole number between 1 and n, inclusive, for any whole number value of n, what is P(multiple of 3 and 4)?