We know there are 4 suites the deck can be divided into, and two of the 4 are black. So you divide 2/4, and get 1/2. So the probability that a black card will be chosen is 1/2.
Answer:
6-3c-C
Step-by-step explanation:
3(2-c)-C
3(2)-3(c)-C
6-3c-C
Diameter = 2* the radius of a cylinder
radius is half the diameter of a cylinder
i.e. r = d/2
Sally did some counting look at her work explain why you think sally counted this way 177,178,179,180,190,200,220,211,212,213,21
dimulka [17.4K]
<span>The first and last four numbers each have a difference of one between them.
The fifth number has a difference of 10 between it and the previous number.
The middle number has a difference of 20 between itself and the two numbers that surround it.
Counting in this way could have been a result of a lot of things to count, and spot checking along the way (when the numbers have a difference of 1).</span>
