One hundred tickets numbered from 51 to 150 are put in a bowl. They are well shuffled and thoroughly mixed, a ticket is drawn at random from the bowl. Outline the probability that a drawn ticket has: An even number A number multiple of 8 A number which is not a prime number A number which is greater then 104 A number which is not a complete square

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One hundred tickets numbered from 51 to 150 are put in a bowl. They are well shuffled and thoroughly mixed, a ticket is drawn at random from the bowl. Outline the probability that a drawn ticket has: An even number A number multiple of 8 A number which is not a prime number A number which is greater then 104 A number which is not a complete square
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