Answer: 9: 1/36 chance of getting the same number on both dice 10: a) 5 b) 4/25
Explanation: 9: a die has 6 sides with each number. So the chance of getting a number on a dice once is 1/6. The second dice is the same with 1/6 chance. But to have them both be the same number means you have to multiply the probability. (1/6)/(1/6)=1/36
10: a) 1/4 of the discs are blue, meaning you have multiply 1/4 by 20 which equals 5 b) the probability of getting a red is 12/20. So the probability of not getting red is 8/20. But both simultaneously, would mean for multiplying them. 8/20 •8/20=64/400 Then simplified to 4/50.
