Answer : 5/22
A deck of cards contains 6 black cards and 6 red cards. The first card drawn is not replaced before drawing the second card.
Total number of outcome of cards = 12
Probability( any event)= favorable outcomes divide by total number of outcomes
Probability of selecting black card = 
The drawn card is not replaced . so 11 cards left . In that 11 cards, 5 black cards because one black card is already chosen
Probability of selecting another black card = 
Probability of selecting a black card followed by another black card =
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-16.8 = m(4)
-16.8 / 4 = -4.2
So the constant rate is -4.2.
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Answer:
k
Step-by-step explanation
k can be 11. If u plug 11: 3-21-12 is bigger than 9
Let B be the event that Andrea passes her test, and let A be the event
<span>that she studies. We are given that P(A and B) = 17/20, and that P(A) = 15/16. </span>
<span>Now the probability that Andrea passes her test given that she has studied </span>
<span>is represented by P(BlA). The formula your teacher gave you can be written as </span>
<span>P(BlA) = P(A and B) / P(A). </span>
<span>So P(BlA) = P(A and B) / P(A) = (17/20) / (15/16) = (17/20)*(16/15) = 68/75.</span>