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svetlana [45]
3 years ago
14

Jason bought 10 of the 30 raffle tickets for a drawing. What is the probability that Jason will win all 3 of the prizes if once

a raffle ticket wins a prize it is thrown away?
Mathematics
2 answers:
anastassius [24]3 years ago
7 0

For the first drawing, there are  30  tickets altogether, and Jason
has  10  of them.  The probability that one of his tickets will win is

                                                               10 / 30 .

For the second drawing, there are  29  tickets altogether, and Jason
has  9  of them.  The probability that one of his tickets will win is

                                                                 9 / 29 .

For the third drawing, there are  28  tickets altogether, and Jason
has  8  of them.  The probability that one of his tickets will win is

                                                                 8 / 28 .

The probability that all three of these things will happen is

                      (10/30) x (9/29) x (8/28)  =  720 / 24,360

                                                             =  6 / 203  =  2.96 percent (rounded)    

Margarita [4]3 years ago
6 0

6/203 as fraction because math

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