Ten people (labeled 1 – 10 ) have purchased raffle tickets for a fundraiser. However, they did not all purchase the same number of tickets. One ticket is to be selected at random. Which of the following could be the probability distribution for the winning ticket?

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Table with 10 columns and 2 rows.Row 1: Column 1, '1'; Column 2, '2'; Column 3, '3'; Column 4, '4'; Column 5, '5'; Column 6, '6'; Column 7, '7'; Column 8, '8'; Column 9, '9'; Column 10, '10' Row 2: Column 1, '0 point 0 1'; Column 2, '0 point 0 1'; Column 3, '0 point 0 5'; Column 4, '0 point 0 7'; Column 5, '0 point 6 8'; Column 6, '0 point 0 1'; Column 7, '0 point 0 5'; Column 8, '0 point 0 3'; Column 9, '0 point 0 1'; Column 10, '0 point 0 8'

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Ten people (labeled 1 – 10 ) have purchased raffle tickets for a fundraiser. However, they did not all purchase the same number of tickets. One ticket is to be selected at random. Which of the following could be the probability distribution for the winning ticket?

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