Raymond B. answered • 02/15/23
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P(53)=(1/5)(1/4)=1/20=5% chance of 5 then 3 drawn withot replacement
assuming just 5 lottery tickets, total
Hailey C.
asked • 02/15/23Math Compound Events
John's class set up a lottery with two-digit numbers.
Both the digits are chosen from 1 to 5 numbered chips in a bowl without replacement.
If the winning number is 5353, then compute the winning percentage of a person having the the lottery with number 53.
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