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If you draw a card from a deck numbered 1 through 10 and toss a die, find the probability of each outcome? 10 and 3, two even numbers, two prime numbers, two odd numbers, an even number and a prime, a 7 and a 5
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whats the subject of this i mean by equations or something else
linear
idk honestly, its on probability of compound events. I'm trying to find a way to do it without having to write out huge tables.
oh ok
this is tricky then i thought
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is this online course or paper
Online, here is a screenshot.
these the choices
No, problems actually. Sorry I wasn't very specific.
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does "10 and 3" mean you pick the 10 card and roll a 3?
lets assume it does there are ten cards total, what is the probability you pick the "10"?
1/10
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