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NISA [10]
3 years ago
7

Please help I will reward brainly!!! Need done ASAP

Mathematics
1 answer:
Tomtit [17]3 years ago
6 0
To solve the question we use the following analogy:
Given that the odds of winning is a/b, then the probability is b/(a+b)
hence to solve the question we proceed as follows:

a]
P(E)=11/36
odds against E=(36-11)/11
simplifying this gives us:
25/11

b] P(E)=31/36
odds against E=(36-31)/31
simplifying this we get:
5/31
hence odds in favor of E=31/5


c]P(E)=32/36
odds in favor of E will be:
36/(36-32)
simplifying the above we get:
36/4
=9/1

d]
P(E)=30/36
odds against E will be:
(36-30)/36
simplifying this we obtain:
6/36
=1/5

e] P(E)=13/36
odds against E will be:
(36-13)/13
simplifying this we obtain:
23/13



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