<span>It doesn't matter that she guessed correctly on the first two questions, guessing the third question correctly is independent of guessing any other question correctly. Therefore, the probability is one out of four, 1/4.</span>
Answer: The probability that she will guess correctly on the third question
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: The math test has 10 multiple choice questions, each with 4 answers.
To find probability that she will guess correctly on the third question, we need to just look at only one question which has 4 options and one of them is the right answer, thus probability of choosing the right answer from 4 option is the fraction of 1 over 4.
The probability that she will guess correctly on the third question
1 jar of paint = 1 pint of paint This means that Beth has 32 pints of paint. 32 jars of paint = 16 quarts of paint = 4 gallons of paint. This means that Beth has (or possibly used) 4 gallons of paint.
