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| rowspan="3"|12% | | rowspan="3"|12% | ||
| A randomly-chosen American lives in {{w|California}} | | A randomly-chosen American lives in {{w|California}} | ||
β | | California is the most populous state in the US. Out of the approximately 328.2 million Americans (as of 2019), 39.51 million live in California. This means that a randomly chosen American has about a 39.51/328.2 β 10.33% | + | | California is the most populous state in the US. Out of the approximately 328.2 million Americans (as of 2019), 39.51 million live in California. This means that a randomly chosen American has about a 39.51/328.2 β 10.33% of living in California. Due to population change and rounding based on different sources, this could be pushed to 12%. |
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| You correctly guess someone's card given 6 tries | | You correctly guess someone's card given 6 tries |