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Jason and Kyle both choose a number from 1 to 10 at random. What is the probability that both numbers are odd?
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Hint: P(Both Odd) = P(Odd) * P(Odd)
Erm.. I think it would be .. 5/10 because there are 5 numbers that are odd. (1 3 5 9 7) & its a total of 10 numbers.
that's the probability of picking one odd number, but we want 2 odd numbers
Ohhhhh lemme think ._.
you are stating that P(Odd) = 5/10 or P(Odd) = 1/2
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above I wrote that P(Both Odd) = P(Odd) * P(Odd)
oh i dunno ._. sorry xD
Just plug in P(Odd) = 1/2 P(Both Odd) = P(Odd) * P(Odd) P(Both Odd) = (1/2) * (1/2) P(Both Odd) = ???
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