Of one hundred envelopes in a box, one envelope contains a $20 bill, five others each contain a $1 bill, and the rest are empty. Find the probability that on the first two draws, envelopes containing money will be drawn.

1/330

3/100

1/400

Question

Of one hundred envelopes in a box, one envelope contains a $20 bill, five others each contain a $1 bill, and the rest are empty. Find the probability that on the first two draws, envelopes containing money will be drawn.

1/330

3/100

1/400

anonymous · Answer

none of the answer choices are correct

anonymous · Answer

i got b

anonymous · Answer

thank you i have a question can you messege me ?

anonymous · Answer

actually a because  There are 6 total envelopes with money in them. On the first go you have a 6/100 chance. On the second, you have a 5/99 chance. You do 6/100 X 5/99 and you get 30/9900. You make it lowest terms and you get 1/330.