All socks together: 13
Black socks: 3
Probability to pick out black socks: 3/13
After one pick out (You picked out a pair of black socks):
Probability to pick out black socks: 2/12
Multiply them:
2/12 * 3/13 = 1/26 ≈ 0,038
First, you multiply $55.96 by $0.12 and you get $6.7152. Then, multiply $49.96 by $0.14 and you get $6.9944. If you subtract $69944-$6.7152 you get your answer which is $0.2792.
Answer: There are 1800 unique names from both the lists.
Explanation:
Since we have given that
there are two lists :
In First list, number of names = 1200
In Second list, number of names = 900
According to question , we have also given that
there are 150 names that appear on both lists,
So,
Number of unique names in the first list is given by

Number of unique names in the second list is given by

Therefore, total number of unique names is given by

Hence, there are 1800 unique names from both the lists.