Answer: 25/676
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of possible outcomes = 26
In other to win, one must draw must be either (A, E, I, O or U)
Therefore required drws to win = 5
First draw:
P(win) = Total required outcome / Total possible outcome
P(win) = 5/26
Second draw:
P(win) = Total required outcome / Total possible outcome
P(win) = 5/26
Therefore,
P(winning twice) = (5/26) × (5/26) = 25/676
Answer: B
Step-by-step explanation: Function A starts at 0,2 and function B starts at 2,2
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Your answer is D) not justifiable, because there is another variable to consider.
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Assume the sum is 100. The ratio of the two numbers is 15:10. This means that we can divide this indow 15+10, or 25 parts. Let us do that. Divide 100 into 25 parts and see how much is in each part. 100/25 is 4, meaning that there is 4 in each part. 15 parts will have 15*4, or 60. 10 parts will have 10*4, or 40. To confirm, add 40 and 60. It matches with what we started out with, 100.
The two numbers, assuming the sum is 100, are 40 and 60. 60 is the greater value.
