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Groups of students?
Everyday a group of 8 students is chosen from a class of 70 for extra credit work. How many different groups can be chosen? What if 10 students are chosen each day?
2 AnswersMathematics2 years agoProbability problem?
It's been awhile since I've done one of these:
30 marbles in a bag, 2 of which are black. Remove 11 without replacement, what is the probability none are black?
1 AnswerMathematics6 years agoCat scratch "weeping"?
Today my cat scratched my leg. Ever since the bleeding stopped, it has been "weeping" clear liquid constantly. It doesn't look infected and I put antibiotic cream on it. I've never ha a cut do this before. Is this normal?
2 AnswersFirst Aid6 years agoProbability question?
There are 14 marbles in a bag, 2 of which are black. If you take 3 marbles out, what is the probability at least 1 is black?
2 AnswersMathematics8 years agoSolve This Math Puzzler?
4*4+4*4+4-4*4
a)20, b)320, c) neither
I'm 90% sure it's "a" but the 10% worries me. Help! Thanks in advance.
5 AnswersMathematics9 years agoWhat Is The Expected Value?
A video poker machine has the following payouts (given a 1 coin bet)
pair of 9's or better 2
any two pair 3
3 of a kind 5
straight 10
flush 15
full house 18
4 of a kind 120
straight flush 240
royal flush 1200
Given this paytable, determine the expected value of the following assuming 2 more cards will be dealt:
a) 4,6,8 all different suits
b) 4,6,Queen all different suits
c) 4,6,6 all different suits
More interested in the work than the actual answer
1 AnswerMathematics10 years agoWhy do football players wear bands around their biceps?
Just to look cool or do they serve a practical purpose?
4 AnswersFootball (American)1 decade agonumbers in a fishbowl question?
Take slips of paper numbered 0 through 36 and put them in a fishbowl. Draw one number out of the bowl 100 times, putting the slip back in each time. What is the probability that any single number will be drawn exactly 6 times in those 100 draws?
2 AnswersMathematics1 decade ago