Hi! I'm confused with this question, It's about tessellations. Can someone give a complete example of a possible answer? It woul
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To make it easier for people with the same problem to find this I'm gonna include this: c) Create an irregular tessellation using the grid below by modifying one of the squares, performing a glide reflection, and continuing the pattern to fill the grid. (10 points)
To make it easier for people with the same problem to find this I'm gonna include this: c) Create an irregular tessellation using the grid below by modifying one of the squares, performing a glide reflection, and continuing the pattern to fill the grid. (10 points)
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Answer:
50.40% probability that all 4 are different.
Step-by-step explanation:
A probability is the number of desired outcomes divided by the number of total outcomes.
Desired outcomes:
4 digits, all different
For the first digit, it can be any of them, so there are 10 possible
For the second digit, it can be any of them other than the first digit. So there are 9 possible.
For the third digit, it can be any of them, other than the first and the second. So there are 8 possible.
By the same logic, 7 possible digits for the fourth. So
Total outcomes:
4 digits, each can be any of them(10 from 0 - 9).
So
Probability:
50.40% probability that all 4 are different.