Probability of a dime first is 2/5
and the the probability of a nickel second is 5/9.
Overall probability=(2/5)*(5/9) = 2/9.
Kim F.
asked 01/16/19Suzy has the following coins in her change purse: 4 dimes, 5 nickels, and 1 penny. If she pulls two coins from her purse ( one at a time) without replacing them, what is the probability that she will select a dime first and then a nickel?
Probability of a dime first is 2/5
and the the probability of a nickel second is 5/9.
Overall probability=(2/5)*(5/9) = 2/9.
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