each of the numbers from 1 through 30 is written on a table tennis ball and placed in a wire cage. each of th enumbers 20 through 45 is written on a table tennis ball and placed in a diffrent wire cage. one ball is chosen at random form each spinning cage. which of the following describe: P(each is a 25) a: 1/26 b: 9/30 c: 145/156 d: 1/780
each of the numbers from 1 through 30 is written on a table tennis ball and placed in a wire cage. each of the numbers 20 through 45 is written on a table tennis ball and placed in a different wire cage. one ball is chosen at random form each spinning cage. which of the following describe: P(each is a 25)
there are 30 chances and only one of them is a 25; so 1/30 in the second try there are 25 chances and only one of them is a 25 1/25 The chance that both are 25 is just multipliying these probs together 1/30 * 1/25
id say d, but I thats just a first glance
P(AndB) = P(A) * P(B)
1/750 is what I get .... so maybe theres a typo?
The problem with your answer @amistre64, is that you are multiplying 1/30 with 1/25. There are 26 digits in the second wire case. So the answer would be 1/30 * 1/26, which would give you 1/780, which is D.
i was sooo close ;) thnx
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