Answer:
66.390
Step-by-step explanation: 66.389 the 9 is thousandths, it rounds up to 66.390
Supposing that the coin is unbiased, and that landing on head and tail are exhaustive events.
So, P (first toss resulting in head) = 1/2and P (second toss resulting in a tail) = 1/2.
The two are independent events, necessary probability (their product) is 1/4.
Another way to see it as:
Possible outcomes: HH, HT, TH and TT, each with equal probability. Hence, ¼The answer is no because all have an equal probability and the possible outcomes for this can be HH or HT.
We know that Julia has 8 red barrettes, which are 2/4 of all her barrettes. We also know that 2/4 is as much as 1/2. So to find out how many barrettes does Julia have altogether, we just need to multiply 8 by 2:
8 * 2 = 16
Answer: Julia has <u>16 barrettes</u> altogether.