Numbers one to ten are written on identical slips of paper. All of the slips of paper are placed in a bag.

What is the theoretical probability of picking a slip of paper that has a multiple of four on it?

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Evelyn Marks

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2 August, 14:48

Numbers one to ten are written on identical slips of paper. All of the slips of paper are placed in a bag.

What is the theoretical probability of picking a slip of paper that has a multiple of four on it?

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Emery Blevins · Answer 1

There is a 20% chance of getting a multiple of 4 because there are 2 present multiples of four in the bag: 4 and 8. 2 out of 10 slips is a 20% chance of drawing a multiple of 4.

Numbers one to ten are written on identical slips of paper. All of the slips of paper are placed in a bag.What is the theoretical probability of picking a slip of paper that has a multiple of four on it?

Numbers one to ten are written on identical slips of paper. All of the slips of paper are placed in a bag.

What is the theoretical probability of picking a slip of paper that has a multiple of four on it?