You can write it either way.
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: A
Step-by-step explanation: true true true
Alicia had - $11.00 in her checking account. She did a few chores and made $44.50. She decided to pay for her and a friend to go to the movies and each ticket costs $6.25. How much money does she have left in her account?
There are 30 students in Mrs.
Woodward’s class and 15 of the class has their own cell phone. Of this group of students, 12 of them
are allowed to use social media. How many of the students have a cell phone and can use social media?
There are two up there
