456- 12= 444
37×12= 444
=12
67.27
155 = 1.55 x 43.4 = 67.27
The probability of getting a 5 from the first rolling is 1/6. The probability of getting an even number is 1/2 (= 1/6 (for a 2) + 1/6 (for a 4) + 1/6 (for a 6)). As the two rollings are independent, you can just multiply two probability values to come up with a final answer. That is, (1/6)·(1/2) = 1/12.
Note that I did not write this. This answer comes from Wyzant. I am only linking this to you so that you'll get the answer quickly.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that in order to calculate the probability of both grapes being green we need to find the probability of each grape being green separately and then multiply those probabilities together
In the first choice, there are a total of 22 grapes (9+13), 9 of which are green. Therefore the probability of the first chosen grape being green is 
In the second choice,since we removed one grape there is now a total of 21 grapes (22-1), 8 of which are green. Therefore the probability of the second chosen grape being green is 
Now we multiply both probabilities together to calculate the probability that both grapes are green in a sequence.

As a mixed number, that would be 4 2/4, or 4 1/2 simplified.
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