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Which situation gives you the fewest number of possible outcomes?
A.
You choose 2 beads from a jar of 9 beads.
B.
You choose 4 cards out of 8 cards.
C.
You choose 5 people out of 6 people.
D.
You choose 4 socks out of 32 socks in a drawer.
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A20? -foot ladder is placed against a vertical wall of a? building, with the bottom of the ladder standing on level ground 19 feet from the base of the building. how high up the wall does the ladder? reach?
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