Take the length of one of the sides and times that by the radius. Divide that answer by 2. Now take that and multiply by the number of sides the polygon has. If you can't find the radius or side, you're going to have to use tan, sin, or cos.
For the 1st member, you have 10 possible choices.
For the 2nd, you have 9 remaining choices.
For the 3rd: 8.
So all possible combinations would be:
10*9*8*7*6 = 10! - 5! = 30,240 combinations.
It’s not 100 points it’s only five points
Answer:
4/21
Step-by-step explanation:
I got the first probability and the second probabilty then multiplied them together.
