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@gknight
what is the probability of choosing a red necklace?
i don't know i suck at math
2 questions. 1. how many necklace choices are there? 2. how many of them are red?
there are 4 necklace choices and only 1 is red
so there is a 1 in 4 chance of choosing a red necklace, and the probability is 1/4. Do the same thing to find the probability of choosing a yellow bracelet
so 1/2
right
to find the probability of doing both, multiply them 1/4 * 1/2
okay thanks so 1/8 is the answer? but do you know what dependent means in math? @peachpi
yes it's 1/8
dependent events are when the probabililty of one event changes based on what happened in another event. Like a 52 card deck has 4 kings. The probability of picking a king the first time is 4/52. The probability of getting a king for a second pick depends on the results of the first. If you got a king the 1st time, it's 3/51. If you didn't, it's 4/51
what is 2/12 in simplest form @peachpi
1/6
okay thank s
so what is 2/12 as a decimal?
@peachpi
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