Question

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Answer 1

sorry, but im only allowed 3 more minutes for this problem

Answer 2

at the most 4 but that's it

Answer 3

what are your choices

Answer 4

no choices for this one

Answer 5

the probability of a it adding to less than 6 = (10/36)
the probability of it being even is = ( 13/36)

the sums (3+3)(2+4)(5+1) don't count cuss they overlap

Answer 6

isn't the probability of it being even: 14/ 36 ??

Answer 7

you can't count over laps

Answer 8

I don't understand what u mean by overlaps :/

Answer 9

actally yea its 14/36

Answer 10

no wait no its not

Answer 11

cuss there are a total of 18/36 and subtract 6 because of the over laps

Answer 12

its 15 actually

Answer 13

what how?

Answer 14

yea there's a total of 18 and why do u subtract 6 again?

Answer 15

hold on tell me what u were saying 1st

Answer 16

because remember that (5,1) (3,3) (2,4) = 3 x 2 for reverse order = 6

18 - 6 = 12

Answer 17

and all those add to an even number 6

Answer 18

what??

Answer 19

What do you mean you counted 18 even numbers right because the other half is odd?

Answer 20

than you can't have it both being even and less than 6 so you have to take those out

Answer 21

there are 4 that are even and less than 6.

Answer 22

so you do 18-4 = 14/36

Answer 23

= 7/18

Answer 24

no cuz the sums that are even (not including less than 6) are:
5,1 4,2 3,3 2,4 1,5
6,2 5,3 4,4 3,5 2,6
6,4 5,5 4,6 6,6

right?

Answer 25

oh oops!! yeah there is only 14 nvm!!

Answer 26

ok then??

Answer 27

yea that's it just simplify it

Answer 28

im running out of time :/

Answer 29

14/36 = 7/18

Answer 30

7/18

Answer 31

??

Answer 32

really? wow at first I thought it would end up to be like 2/3 or someting

Answer 33

haha no you wouldn't

Answer 34

@vinnv226 is that the right answer? 7/18? I just need a second opinion, thts all

Answer 35

Sorry, I can't open whatever file type you uploaded

Answer 36

why?

Answer 37

its Microsoft word 2007-2010... not everybody has that

Answer 38

@FutureMathProfessor is 7/18 the right answer? I just need a second opinion, thts all

Answer 39

@ybarrap

Answer 40

@vinnv226 try now. can u see it?

Answer 41

Good job @music101 now ask whomever before and tell them you changed the format.

Answer 42

he didn't respond

Answer 43

@primeralph

Answer 44

is 7/18 right?

Answer 45

Hold on.

Answer 46

@music101 A little busy now. Can't do it. I'm sorry.

Answer 47

I got 24 successes out of 36 outcomes=12/18=6/9=2/3

Answer 48

There are 18 even numbers, plus 6 values that are odd but less than 6. So 24/36.