The first digit can only range from 1-9, resulting in 9 possible options. The next four digits can range from 0-9, resulting in 10 options for each. Since the last two digits remain the same, they do not affect the sample size. Using the fundamental counting principle, we can find the amount of telephone numbers possible in the following equation.
The probability of you picking 7 is 1/4 because there are 4 cards, and the probability of getting a card greater than 7 would be 2/3 (if you already picked 7) if not it would be 2/4, but I’m assuming it mean that you picked seven and now you’re trying to pick a higher card so i would go with 2/3
Answer:
Carter had twice the candy that Sullivan has.
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