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It is impossible for humans to grow wings and fly. There is a 0% chance for this to happen because you won’t wake up one day and have wings. This makes flying impossible.

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It is very unlikely that the Bills will win a Super Bowl next season. The chances of the Bills winning this award is 1/32, which is defiantly under 25%. The Buffalo Bills have a very unlikely chance of winning the Super Bowl this season.

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Even though it is possible for it to snow in Florida, it is quite unlikely. This percent is clearly between 25% and 50%, causing this to be unlikely. Snowing in Florida is obviously unlikely to happen.

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If Mr. Frommann were to roll a six sided die it is equally likely for him to roll a even as an odd. Each would have 3/6 of a chance which is equal to half. It’s equally likely for Mr. Fromman to roll a even number as an odd one.

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It is likely that we will have homework in four out of our six main classes. The percentage of four out of six is 66.66%. Making it likely that we will have homework in 4 of our main 6 classes.

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It is very likely that we will have a school day tomorrow. It is not certain because we live in buffalo and there are many snow days. There is only a five percent chance of snow tomorrow. That means there is a 95% chance that we won’t have a snow day.

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It is certain that if you flip a coin it will either land on heads or tails. It can’t land on anything else because those are the only choices for it to land on. There is a 100% chance of either landing on heads or tails.

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