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Josh rolls a number cube with faces labeled 1-6 six times with these results: 3,3,5,6,1,2. Elise spins the spinner shows six times with these results: ⏺,⏺,⚫,X,⚫,⚫. Hal flips a coin 6 times with these results: H, T,T, T.H, T. Which of the following experimental probabilities are equal? Choose all that apply.
A. Josh rolls an even number on the cube.
B. Elise spins the spinner and it lands on X.
C. Hal flips the coin and it lands on H.
D. Josh rolls a number less than 4 on the number cube.
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