Homework Help: problem solving

Posted by Jill on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 at 4:56pm.

A play is being put on at the school. There are 9 possible roles for girls who are trying out and 10 roles for boys who are trying out. If 16 girls and 12 boys try out, and everyone acts perfectly the same as one another, what percent of chance do the girls have of getting in? What percent do the boys have?

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