Q18. What is the probability that a student received grade A, i.e., P(A) is Q19. What is the probability that a student received grade B, i.e., P(B) is Q20. What is the probability that a student received grade C, i.e., P(C) is Q21. What is the probability that a student received grade D, i.e., P(D) is

Q18. What is the probability that a student received grade A, i.e., P(A) is Q19. What is the probability that a student received grade B, i.e., P(B) is Q20. What is the probability that a student received grade C, i.e., P(C) is Q21. What is the probability that a student received grade D, i.e., P(D) is

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