No it definitely doesn't. it changes.
Answer:
<h2>second one in the top</h2>
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Answer:
0.0020760077
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of drawing the first black card is 26/52 because there are 26 of them in a deck of 52.
The probability of drawing the second black card is 25/51 because there are 25 of them in a deck of 51.
The probability of drawing the third black card is 24/50 because there are 24 of them in a deck of 50.
And so on and so forth, now we just have to multiply the 8 fractions together:
26/52*25/51*24/50*23/49*22/48*21/47*20/46*19/45=
= 0.0020760077
To find the greatest common factor, you take the factors of each and find which is the greatest in both. So: the factors of 37 are (1, 37). The factors of 12 are (1, 12); (2, 6); and (3, 4). In this case, the greatest factor the have in common is simply: <u>1</u>.
So u have to do how many times 7 goes into 6 an see what u get and then u just just have to keep the 1 on the top