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3 years ago

If the exponent is a negative number will I get a large or small number?

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1 answer:

choli [55]3 years ago

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Most likely a smaller number

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<h3>The probability of Number card or black card</h3>

In a standard deck of cards, we have:

Total = 52

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Black = 26

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The probability is then calculated as:

P = P(Number card) +P(Black card) - P(Both)

This gives

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