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1. A Gallop Poll was conducted in March 2008 on what drivers thought the peak gas price per gallon would be for 2008 by interviewing 1025 randomly selected American adults. ...
2. For the survey in #1, what are the odds in favor that a person believes gas prices per gallon will peak above $4.00 per gallon? ...
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