What is the probability of getting a composite number on the first roll of a die and getting a prime number on the second roll?
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So hmm check the picture below
using the 30-60-90 rule, we get that much.. .bear in mind, an equilateral triangle has all equal sides, and therefore, all equal angles, so each angle is 60°, run a median through it from the center, and you split it in half
using the 30-60-90 rule, we get that much.. .bear in mind, an equilateral triangle has all equal sides, and therefore, all equal angles, so each angle is 60°, run a median through it from the center, and you split it in half