If a child's knowledge of the alphabet is limited to the letters a, b, c, i, and e, and if the child writes two letters at random (assume the child may write the same letter twice), what is the probability that they are both vowels? 3/5 6/25 9/25

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Carrot

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11 November, 02:58

If a child's knowledge of the alphabet is limited to the letters a, b, c, i, and e, and if the child writes two letters at random (assume the child may write the same letter twice), what is the probability that they are both vowels? 3/5 6/25 9/25

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Lara Forbes · Answer 1

I'm pretty sure the answer is 3/5, cause vowels are A, E, I, O, U and the leters given are, A, B, C, I, E so there are 5 given letters and out of the five three are vowels, so 3 out of 5 are vowels so 3/5

Laney Bruce · Answer 2

I know the answer isnt 3/5. just tried it it was wroung