Ms. Bell's kindergarten class has 20 students. Every morning, she draws the name of one student at random from a fishbowl. That student gets special privileges for the day. What is the theoretical probability of the same student's name being drawn 2 days in a row? O 0.05 O 0.25 O 0.025 O 0.0025

Ms. Bell's kindergarten class has 20 students. Every morning, she draws the name of one student at random from a fishbowl. That student gets special privileges for the day. What is the theoretical probability of the same student's name being drawn 2 days in a row? O 0.05 O 0.25 O 0.025 O 0.0025

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Ms. Bell's kindergarten class has 20 students. Every morning, she draws the name of one student at
random from a fishbowl. That student gets special privileges for the day. What is the theoretical
probability of the same student's name being drawn 2 days in a row?
O 0.05
O 0.25
O 0.025
O 0.0025

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