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A stack of cards are numbered from 1 through 100. If a student selects a card, what is the probability that the student will select a card that has both the same number in the o…

A stack of cards are numbered from 1 through 100. If a student selects a card, what is the probability that the student will select a card that has both the same number in the o…
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A stack of cards are numbered from 1 through 100. If a student selects a card, what is the

probability that the student will select a card that has both the same number in the ones place
and the tens place?

User Fivos Vilanakis
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Answer:

10 out of 100

Explanation:

Because

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