Club Members Project Group 1. Ana, Angel, Brett, Carlos, Roger Amie, Jewel, Madelyn 2. A echeristhe advuior of an after-school club with eight members who are working together on projerts in tho groups, as shown in the table. The teacher will choose, at random, one student from eac of the groups to report on the group's progress to the entire club. What is the probability that the names of both students the teacher pwill choose start with the letter "A"? Give your answer as a fraction.

Club Members Project Group 1. Ana, Angel, Brett, Carlos, Roger Amie, Jewel, Madelyn 2. A echeristhe advuior of an after-school club with eight members who are working together on projerts in tho groups, as shown in the table. The teacher will choose, at random, one student from eac of the groups to report on the group's progress to the entire club. What is the probability that the names of both students the teacher pwill choose start with the letter "A"? Give your answer as a fraction.

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Ana, Angel, Brett, Carlos, Roger
Amie, Jewel, Madelyn
1 .
2.
A teacher is he ahrmor of an afler-school chub with eight members who are working together on
projets n ho groups, as shown m the table. The teacher will choose, at random, one student from each
of he groups to report on the group's progress to the entire club. What is the probability that the names
of both students the teacher will choose start with the letter "A"?
Gve your answer as a fraction.

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