ways to pick 2 loonies, 5C2 = 10
ways to pick 2 toonies, 8C2 = 28
ways to pick 2 coins out of 13, 13C2 = 78
P(2 loonies) = 10/78 = 5/39
P(2 toonies) = 28/78 = 14/39
P(1 of each) = (5•8)/78 = 20/39
2007-12-13 12:46:02
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answer #1
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answered by Philo 7
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hello again...lol
ok soo there are 5 "loonies" and 8 "toonies"
so there's a better chance that a toonie falls out right?
so in total there is 13 things
5/13= loonie= so it's a 38.5% chance 1 will fall out
5/26 = .192 so times it by 100 which= 19.2%so if its 2 it would be half of 38.5 which is
2 loonies= 19.2%
loonie= 5/13 which is 38.5% and toonie is 8/13 which is 61%
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2007-12-13 20:46:05
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answer #2
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answered by Anonymous
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Assuming you are ignoring the factors of size and weight differences, you have 13 coins total.
Probability of first loonie
Prob(L)=#of loonies/total coins.=5/13
Probability of first twoonie
Prob(T)=#of twoonies/total coins=8/13
The probability of the second coin is dependent on what the first coin is.
If Loonie first, #of loonies is 4; #of twoonies is 8; Total coins is 12,
Prob(LL)=4/12=1/3
Prob(LT)=8/12=2/3
If Twoonie fist, # of loonies is 5; # of twoonies is 7; Total coins is 12
Prob(TL)=5/12
Prob(TT)=7/12
So answer for a):
Prob(L1 &L2)= Prob(L)*Prob(LL)
=5/13*1/3
=5/39
b)Prob(T1&T2)=Prob(T)*Prob(TT)
=8/13*7/12
=14/39
c)Prob(One of each)=Prob(LT) +Prob(TL)
=Prob(L)*Prob(LT)+Prob(T)*Prob(TL)
=5/13*2/3+8/13*5/12
=10/39+40/156
=10/39+10/39
=20/39
2007-12-13 21:32:43
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answer #3
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answered by yukonruby 2
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a) 5/13 * 4/12
b) 8/13 * 7/12
c) 1 - the answers to (a) and (b)
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2007-12-13 20:41:11
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answer #4
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answered by tsr21 6
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Probability of Success/Total Probability
a) C(5,2) / C(13,2)
b) C(8,2)/C(13,2)
c) C(5,1)xC(8,1)/C(13,2)
2007-12-13 20:43:29
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answer #5
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answered by i Rise Against 1
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please mention whether all the loonies,toonies aer alike or distinct
if they are alike answers are
a)(5/13)*(4/12)
b)(8/13)*(7/12)
c)(8/13)*(5/12) or (5/13)*(7/12) both are correct
if they are distinct then
a)(5c2)/(13c2)
b)8c2/13c2
c)(5c1)*(8c1)/(13c2)
2007-12-13 20:47:18
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answer #6
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answered by Diablo 1
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a)(5/13)*(4/12)
b)(8/13)*(7/12)
c)(8/13)*(5/12)
2007-12-13 21:17:33
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answer #7
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answered by J 6
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