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BURGER AND STARBIRD. Suppose you randomly select a letter from BURGER AND STARBIRD. Imagine writing these letters on Ping-Pong balls—one letter per ball—then putting them all in a barrel and removing one. What is the probability of pulling out an R? What is the probability of pulling out a B? What is the probability of pulling out a letter that appears in the first half of the alphabet? What is the probability of pulling out a vowel?

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