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Represent 24 as a sum of two numbers, first number from first die and second number from second die.
24=19+5=18+6=17+7=16+8=14+10=13+11=12+12=11+13=10+14=9+15=8+16=7+17=6+18=5+19=4+20 (the sums 15+9 and 20+4 are absent, because there aren't numbers: 20 on the first die and number 9 on the second die). Totally, you receive 15 different representations of 24.
<span>The probability that the sum of the two numbers facing up will be 24 is
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means that you have 20 possibilities to roll first number or blank face on the first die and 20 possibilities to roll number or blank face on the second die).
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24=19+5=18+6=17+7=16+8=14+10=13+11=12+12=11+13=10+14=9+15=8+16=7+17=6+18=5+19=4+20 (the sums 15+9 and 20+4 are absent, because there aren't numbers: 20 on the first die and number 9 on the second die). Totally, you receive 15 different representations of 24.
<span>The probability that the sum of the two numbers facing up will be 24 is
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Answer:
25/39
Step-by-step explanation:
For division of mixed numbers, it often works well to first convert them to improper fractions. Then the division proceeds in the usual way: "invert and multiply", or "dot, swap."
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<em>Additional comment</em>
Your graphing calculator can do this, too.
