Answer:
I would say it's not reasonable. the answer would be the first one
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Answer: no i do not agree.
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Try n = 2 and you will see the answer
8(2) + 6
16 + 6
22
2{4(2) + 3}
2(8+3)
2(11)
22
14(2)
All 3 do not equal to each other. Proving that Juwon's statement is wrong.
1. When there are two events that need to happen, we must multiply the probability of each event happening.
Shawn losing to Mike: 5/8 chance
Shawn losing to Tim: 2/7 chance
5/8 × 2/7 = 10/56 = 5/28
There's a 5/28 chance of Shawn losing to Mike and Tim.
I don't know #2, sorry :/
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