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Type of Donut
Number purchased
Probability Cumulative Probability
Chocolate Cream filled
7.00
Strawberry
5.00
Kale frosted
9.00
Blueberry
6.00
Cream filled surprise
10.00
Based on the above table, you want to create a vlookup table. What would be the range
of values that would return a value of purchasing a Strawberry donut?
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