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At an art camp, students must specialize in one artistic medium. The camp director looked at her records to see which specialties students chose last summer.
| sculpture | 11 |
| metalworking | 4 |
| drawing | 13 |
| ceramics | 12 |
Considering this data, how many of the next 50 students to sign up for camp this summer should you expect to specialize in ceramics?
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