Distinction in-relative frequency and personal probability

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Question: You are about to enroll in a course for which you know that 20% of the students will receive As. Do you think that the probability that you will receive an A in the class is .20? Do you think the probability that a randomly selected student in the class will receive an A is .20? Explain the difference in these two probabilities, using the distinction between relative frequency probability and personal probability in your explanation.

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