Since there are equal numbers of pieces, the chances of Julio getting a red on the first pull is 12/24 or 1/2 (reduced)
However on the second pull there are only 11 reds (Julio pulled one out) out of 23 remaining pieces so the chances of pulling the second red are 11/23
Now multiply those possibilities:
1/2 x 11/23 and you will get 11/46 which is the probability of pulling two reds in a row. 11/46 is the answer.
Answer:
w = - 15
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming you mean
= - 4 ( multiply both sides by 3 to clear the fraction )
w + 3 = - 12 ( subtract 3 from both sides )
w = - 15
Answer:
2x³ - 3y + z²
Step-by-step explanation:
-2x³ – y – 2z² + 4x³ – 2y + 3z² Combine like terms
-2x³ + 4x³ – y – 2y – 2z² + 3z²
2x³ - 3y + z²
I=2,400×0.07
I=168
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Answer:P(BBR) = 1/2 × 25/51 × 26/50 = 13/102 if cards are not replaced.
P(RBB) = 1/2 × 26/51 × 25/50 (simplified 1/2) = 13/102
P(BRB) = 1/2 × 26/51 ×25/50 (simplified 1/2) = 13/102
Step-by-step explanation: P(B) at first step is 26 cards out of a possible 52 therefore 26/52 (or simplified 1/2). We then have 25 black cards left out of a possible 51 therefore 25/51. The final card then has to be red to meet the criteria, we have 26 red cards still out of a possible 50 therefore 26/50.
This would be an example of binomial probability as at each step there are only 2 options R or B.
