The 8th-grade class has 100 students. There are 60 girls and 40 boys. Each was given a survey about whether or not they ate pizza in the last month. In the survey results, 40 girls ate pizza while 20 did not. Also, 30 boys ate pizza while 10 did not. Which strategy should be used to determine the probability that a student drawn at random ate pizza?
A. Simplify
B. Act out the problem
C. Look for patterns and connections
D. Make a chart, table, list, or illustration
Answer: D
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