You have an equally likely chance of choosing an integer from 1 through 40. Find the probability of the given event. 1. An odd number is chosen 2. A prime number is chosen
@ganeshie8
Of all integers from 1 to 40, how many are odd?
@Ammarah Are you there?
yes
Would you like to answer my question above?
39?
What?
What is an even number? An odd number is a number that is not even.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Which numbers above are odd?
i know theres 20
Ok, that's better. There are 20 odd integers out of a total of 40 integers.
\( P(event) = \dfrac{number~of~desired~outcomes}{total ~number~of~outcomes} \)
20/40
The event you want is to pick an odd number. There are 20 desired outcomes. There are 40 numbers that can be picked, so the total number of outcomes is 40. Now you can use the formula above to find the probability of picking an odd integer.
Correct. Now you need to reduce the fraction.
1/20
is that it?
20/40 \(\ne\) 1/20
yeah but is that the final?
for prime i got 13/40 is that correct @ganeshie8
1/20 is not the final -.-
btw, for primes u should get 12/40 "1" is not a prime : http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=primes+below+40
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