A deck of cards has three yellow cards and five green cards. One green card is drawn from the deck and not replaced. One more ca
rd is randomly drawn. Find the probability that the second card is yellow.
A. 3/8
B. 3/7
C. 15/56
A. 3/8
B. 3/7
C. 15/56
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
So, in order to solve this problem, I started off by drawing it out. On my graph that I have attached below, I first started out by locating the points (-5,7) and (2,3). Now, this is an optional step, but I highly encourage practicing your graphing skills by solving this problem on graph paper as well. Next, I connected the two points that I just graphed. This is the line that passes through (-5,7) and (2,3).
Now, here is where the actual solving starts. If you haven't already been taught this yet, I will introduce it to you now. I am going to find the equation of this line by filling in what I know in the equation y=mx+b, where m= the slope of the line, and b= y intercept.
Slope of the line: m=
If you haven't been taught how to find the slope of a line I recommend you find out.
Substitute the slope into the equation.
Now, we will solve for the 'b,' or y intercept.
We already have x and y values to use: (-5,7) or (2,3). I'll use x=2 and y=3 to solve for the y intercept.
Last step: substitute the slope and y intercept into y=mx+b.
That is the answer to this problem.
I hope this helps.
