You got 1/3 from 1 family and 3 dogs.
You got 1/3 from 1 family and 3 cats.
And you got 1/3 from 1 family and 3 chances.
After you multiply them together you would get a fraction which is 1/27
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Ferrari:
The theoretical probability that they have three dogs or three cats is 1/27?
xxDeppressionxx:
Well i thought it should have been (1 family and 3 dogs)
Then (1 family and 3 cats)
And then you would multiply them and get (1/9)
Ferrari:
The theoretical probability that they have three dogs or three cats is 1/9????
xxDeppressionxx:
Calculate the total number of probabilities by the number of pets which would be three.
All you need is the probabilities which are ???
FantasticlyArtsy:
They could have 2 cats and one dog or the opposite way around
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Ferrari:
@xxdeppressionxx wrote:
Calculate the total number of probabilities by the number of pets which would be three.
All you need is the probabilities which are ???
i just want to know if:
The theoretical probability that they have three dogs or three cats is 1/9????
xxDeppressionxx:
I can’t just give you the answers, sorry.
Ferrari:
i want to die
Ferrari:
i'm just gonna say 1/9 i give up|dw:1648044971433:dw|
FantasticlyArtsy:
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