Lidia keeps eight cards with the picture of a tomato and four cards with the picture of a carrot on a table face down, so the pictures are hidden. She mixes up the cards then turns over one card and finds the picture of a carrot on it. She removes this card from the table and turns over another card. What is the probability that the card Lidia turns over has a carrot on it? fraction 3 over 12 fraction 3 over 11 fraction 7 over 12 fraction 7 over 11
@mathstudent55 i need the answer please
somenoe
how many cards did she have to begin with total?
12
its between a and c
right then she takes one (a carrot) and puts it aside how many total now?
11
right of those 11, how many are carrots?
hmm idk
i don't believe you
how many carrots at the beginning?
7 over 11??
i am asking for a whole number not a fraction how many carrots at the beginning?
idk honestlyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
it says right in the question first ilne
Lidia keeps eight cards with the picture of a tomato and four cards with the picture of a carrot
oh oh 4
right now she takes one carrot card and puts it aside how many carrot cards are left?
3
whew !
there are 11 cards total, 3 have carrots what is the probability the next one is a carrot?
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