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Please help, no links or i will report The numbers 0 to 10 are in a hat. If you were to pick two numbers at random (you put the first number back in the hat after you pick it out) what is the probability
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The numbers 0 to 10 are in a hat. If you were to pick two numbers at random (you put the first number back in the hat after you pick it out) what is the probability that you will pick a 1, then a 9?

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Answer: I think it is 1/5
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i believe 1/5

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