Question

If two number cubes are rolled at the same time what is the probability that the two cubes show different numbers?

Answer 1

Someone help!

Answer 2

Okay, so we'd multiply the probabilities here.

Answer 3

In the first cube, there can be 6 possibilities outta 6, but in the second one, there'd be 5 outta 6 because no number can repeat.

Answer 4

So you gotta multiply 6/6 and 5/6 and that'd be your complete answer.

Answer 5

Wow, I totally over thought that.

Answer 6

lol

Answer 7

THANK YOU!

Answer 8

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Answer 9

i've got another one for you, :3 hahah.
A DJ for a school dance has a CD with 6 slow songs and 5 fast songs on it. As he plays each song he removes it from the playlist. What is the probability that the first two songs he plays are slow?

Answer 10

Oh this one is easy again haha
There are total 11 songs
The first one has a probability of 6/11
The second one then has a probability of 5/10 because one CD is removed.
Now just multiply 6/11 and 5/10 =)

Answer 11

there are 36 possible cases
out of them number of cases having same number on cubes are 1,1 2,2 3,3 4,4 5,5 and 6,6
this means that number of cases having diff number is 30
prob = 30/36=5/6

Answer 12

All I can say is that is not correct ^ :|

Answer 13

the ques says both are rolled at same time

Answer 14

Oh lol I was talking about the second one..

Answer 15

ohk..
i just chk we both got same ans for 1 ques..i am confused y r u saying this..:/

Answer 16

lol yes you were correct in the first one

Answer 17

How about (2k+4)^4

Answer 18

That's binomial theorem. Can you close this question and post that in another one please?

Answer 19

Yeah.