Given the list of the following numbers:
28, 90, 17, 0, 35, 77, 10
Juan ran...
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Given the list of the following numbers:
28, 90, 17, 0, 35, 77, 10
Juan randomly selects one of the numbers.
What is the probability that the number Juan selects is an even number?
Enter your answer as a simplified fraction, as a decimal number, and as a percent.
Fraction (Use / to write your fraction): The probability of selecting an even number is .
Decimal Number (round to the nearest hundredth): The probability of selecting an even number is .
Percent (round to the nearest integer): The probability of selecting an even number is %.
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