To find the total probability, we first need to solve for the probability of the individual events.
Event 1:
P(consonant)=7/11
We know this to be true because out of the 11 total possibilities for the event, 7 of them are consonants.
R E P L A C E M E N T
Event 2
P(e)=3/10
We know this to be true because out of the 10 total possibilities for the event (since we didn't replace the first card we withdrew), 3 of them are the letter 'e'.
R E P L A C E M E N T (-1 to account for the first card we withdrew)
The possibility of both events...
P(consonant then 'e')=7/11*3/10=21/110
Answer: P=21/110
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to subtract 110 by 42 then when you have that number you divide it by two. then you add 42 to one of the twin numbers. That will be how many jason has, and albert will have the other number you kept the same.
61 miles per hour, because if you divide 183/3 you will get 61.
The answer is C.
You want:
10 < a < 14 (greater or equal)
The difference between 10 and 12 is 2.
The difference between 12 and 14 is 2.
Therefore the absolute value allows you to express that the difference between a and 12 cannot be greater than 2 (either going up to a max of 14 or going down to a minimum of 10).
