Answer:
9/104
Step-by-step explanation:
A bowl contains only red marbles, blue marbles and green marbles. The probability of selecting a red marble from the bowl is 3/13. The probability of selecting a blue marble from the bowl is 2/5. There are fewer than 100 marbles in the bowl. What is the probability of selecting a green marble and then a red marble from the bowl on the first two selections, assuming marbles are not returned to the bowl after being pulled?
There must be 65 marbles in the bowl because 5 and 13 have the lowest common multple of 65....
3/13 = 15/65 and 2/5 = 26/65
So
15 are red, 26 are blue and 65 - 15 - 26 = 24 are green
So...the probability of selecting green and then red =
(24/65) (15/64) = (24/64) (15/65) = ( 3/8) (3/13) = 9 / 104
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10/9 = 1.01 and you know 1/2 = 0.5 so 1.1 is closest to 1 because there is just 0.1 different between them :))
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The answer would be m^2 n because it’s the largest thing that can go into both monomials