What is the probability that a point chosen at random in the given figure will be inside the larger square and outside the smaller square? Enter your answer, as a fraction in simplest form, in the box. P(inside larger square and outside smaller square) = $\text{Basic}$ $x$$y$$x^2$$\sqrt{ }$$\frac{x}{ }$ $x\frac{ }{ }$ $x^{ }$$x_{ }$$\degree$$\left(\right)$$\abs{ }$$\pi$$\infty$ A square with a side length of 7 centimeters is within a larger square with a side length of 10 centimeters. The sides of the inner square do not touch the sides of the outer square.

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Edward surveyed his friends about whether or not they go to the movies and whether or not they go to professional soccer games. He reported the relative frequencies in the table. Which statement is correct?A) Very few of his friends go to professional soccer games. B) Very few of his friends go to the movies and go to professional soccer games.C) The majority of his friends go to professional soccer games and go to the movies.D) He has a lot of friends that do not go to the movies and do not go to professional soccer games

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