There are four 7's in a standard card. Chance of getting a 7 first is 4/52 = 1/13
There are four queens in a standard card. Chance of getting a queen in the second drawing is 4/51 and chance of getting a queen in the third drawing is 3/50.
Therefore, chance of drawing a seven and two queens is 1/13 x 4/51 x 3/50 = 2/5525
Answer:
0.001709
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of getting 9 tails then 1 head is:
(½)⁹ (½)¹ = (½)¹⁰
The probability of getting 10 tails then 1 head is:
(½)¹⁰ (½)¹ = (½)¹¹
The probability of getting 11 tails then 1 head is:
(½)¹¹ (½)¹ = (½)¹²
The total probability is:
(½)¹⁰ + (½)¹¹ + (½)¹²
0.001709
Answer:
You just made a silly mistake. Angle A is 79, not 89. Just be more careful next time. (Remember, this figure is a cyclic quadrilateral whos opposite angles add up to 180)
Answer:
10 units
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the length we can use the formula
d = sqrt( (y2-y1)^2 + (x2-x1)^2)
We have the two points (-5,5) and (3,-1)
d = sqrt( (-1-5)^2 + (3--5)^2)
d = sqrt( (-6)^2 + (3+5)^2)
d = sqrt( (-6)^2 + (8)^2)
d = sqrt( 36 + 64)
d = sqrt(100)
d = 10
Let's restate your first sentence: the length of AB is 15 cm.
For dilation, we would have to multiply 15 by 0.4 and that would lead us to our answer: 6 cm. Hope this helps!
