A stack of cards is numbered 1 through 50 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 in the tens place write the answer in decimal form

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31 July, 14:56

A stack of cards is numbered 1 through 50 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 in the tens place write the answer in decimal form

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Hudson Mcclain · Answer 1

The probability that the student will select a card that has both the same number in the ones place in the tens place is 0.08

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve this exercise we have to know that the probability is calculated by dividing the number of favorable events by the number of possible events.

f = favorable events

we will count how many numbers between 1 and 50 have the same number in the ones place in the tens place

11; 22; 33; 44

as we can see there are 4 numbers

f = 4

p = possible events

the number of possible events is given by the number of cards in the deck

p = 50

4/50 = 0.08

The probability that the student will select a card that has both the same number in the ones place in the tens place is 0.08