A pyramid has cross-sectional, taken parallel to its base that are?
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*Missing Part of the Question*
4 stars
5 triangles
3 circles
3 squares
Required
Determine the probability of triangle being first then square being second
Represent the triangle with T and square with S
So, we're solving for P(T n S)
Solving for P(T)
Solving for P(S)
The question implies a probability without replacement;
Hence Total has now been reduced by 1
Total = 14
Recall that
Hence, the required probability is