Samuel pulls two coin out of his pocket randomly without replacement. If his pocket contains one nickel, one dime, and one quart
er, what is the probability that he pulled more than 20 cents out of his pocket? Justify your work by creating a tree diagram or a sample space.
1 answer:
2:3 3 possible options (quarter+dime= 35, quarter+nickel=30, dime+nickel=15) two options are more than 20
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