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Use the diagram to find the probability of choosing i and 3 PLEASE HELL I WILL GIVE 30 points

Use the diagram to find the probability of choosing i and 3 PLEASE HELL I WILL GIVE-example-1
User Damirsehic
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Answer:

1/15

Explanation:

P(i) = ⅕

P(3/i) = ⅓

P(I & 3) = ⅕ × ⅓

= 1/15

User Shredderroy
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Answer:

1/15

Explanation:

Ok, so let's look at it this way.

So there are 5 possible letters. This means you have a 1/5 chance of getting to I.

Next, if you count up all the numbers, we can see there are 15 options and 5 3's so you have 5/15, which can be simplified to 1/3. But because this is a compound problem, you need to multiply 1/5 and 1/3 together to get 1/15. :)

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