Two cards are selected from a standard deck of 52 playing cards. The first card is not replaced before the second card is select
ed. Find the probability of selecting a six and then selecting a nine. The probability of selecting a six and then selecting a nine is
(Round to three decimal places as needed.)
The answer is 91 because the tens place has to be 8 more so in the 80's, 8 would be 8 more than 0 and 0 is not one of the digits and it's a 2 digit number so it can't go to the 100's so 91 is the best answer. I hope this helped you
The common difference is 4. U know that the formula is the first term + d(n -1). N-1 is 14 so u know that 14 times a number needs to equal 56 because the first term is -3 and 56-3 is 53. 14 * 4 is 56. So the common difference is 4
