Samone's bill at a clothing store was $105.25. She found $105 in her wallet, but all of her change fell to the bottom of her purse. She has 12 pennies, 3 dimes, 7 nickles, and 4 quarters. She reaches into her purse and pulls out three coins. a. What is the probability that at least one of the three coins is a quarter? b. What is the probability that at least one of the three coins is a quarter? c. What is the probability of failure? answers 15.38% 13.38% 2/13 1/26 11/13
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a. What is the probability that at least one of the three coins is a quarter? b. What is the probability that at least one of the three coins is a quarter?
b is What is the probability of success for this problem?
didnt mean to put the same thing twice
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"at least one is a quarter" is best done by finding the probability that none is a quarter, and subtraction that from 1
pull a coin out what is the probability it is NOT a quarter?
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im sorry but i just started this and its kind of hard
i guess we need to go slow how many coins are there total?
26
k good how many are quarters?
3
how many are NOT quarters?
oops 4 quarters
whew
4 are quarters how many are not quarters?
22
ok so let me ask the first question again pick a coin what is the probability it is NOT a quarter?
3/26
first answer was right
oh 22/26
22 not quarters divided by the 26 coins
now put that one aside how many coins are there now total?
22
i got 11/13 when evaluted
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