
Yefim S. answered 04/26/21
Math Tutor with Experience
p(FIVE ROLLED AND FIVE TAKEN FROM CARD DECK) = 1/6·4/52· = 1/6·1/13 = 1/78
Kyra J.
asked 04/26/21A die is rolled and a card is taken from a deck. What is the probability that a 5 is rolled and
a 5 is taken from the deck?
Yefim S. answered 04/26/21
Math Tutor with Experience
p(FIVE ROLLED AND FIVE TAKEN FROM CARD DECK) = 1/6·4/52· = 1/6·1/13 = 1/78
Vasumathi N. answered 04/26/21
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P(5 is rolled on a die and a 5 is taken from a deck) = P(5 is rolled on a fair die)•P(a 5 is drawn from a standard deck of cards)
Now, the P(5 rolled)= 1/6 ( because one out of the 6 faces on a die is 5).
and P(5 is drawn from a deck ) = 4/52 Do you agree? (This fraction can be reduced to its lowest form)
Therefore P(5 is rolled and a 5 is taken from a deck) = (1/6)(1/13) . You can simplify this.
Mark M. answered 04/26/21
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(1 / 6)(1 / 4) = ?
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Vasumathi N.
Kyra, there are 4 suits in a standard deck of cards namely Clubs, Hearts, Spades and Diamond. Each suit has a "5" ,so there is a total of four 5s. P(taking a 5)= Number of favorable outcomes divided by Total number of outcomes. So it is 4/52 which is reduced to1/13 since 4 is a common factor to both 4 and 52.04/27/21