First you have 3 blues out of 13 cards, so the first card has probability 3/13. Then you have 2 blues out of 12 cards, so the second card has probability 2/12 or 1/6. The probability of both being blue is the product of these probabilities:
P(two blues) = P(first blue) * P(second blue) = (3/13) * (1/6) = 3/78 or 1/26
The answer depends on how many are picked,whether they are returned after picking and whether the picking is done at random. In a single random selection the probability is 17/25.
The probability is one half.
0.5
Excluding jokers, the probability is 1 in 2.
A probability meter is a visual aid to communicate the meaning of probabilities. It is usually a white and black circles that can be rotated to show segments of the circle corresponding to the probability; e.g. a one quarter segment of the circle black represents a probability of 25%.
The answer depends on how many are picked,whether they are returned after picking and whether the picking is done at random. In a single random selection the probability is 17/25.
Suppose there are only 20 cars in the world: 5 will be black and 2 will be black SUVs, so if you pick a black car at random there are 2 chances out of 5 that it will be an SUV, ie probability of 0.4 or 40%
Step 1: Count the total number of sweets in a "bag"There are 3 yellow, 5 green, 7 red, 4 purple and 1 black sweets. Add all these values up to obtain 20 sweets total.Step 2: Determine the probability of the given eventSince we want to determine the probability of selecting a black sweet out of a "bag", we have:1 / 20 = number of black sweets / total number of sweets
purple and black
Purple and black = Dark purple!
This question is incomplete. Normally it would state what color you are looking for. With the given info, the probability of getting a black is 16/38, or 8/19; for blue it's 13/38; and for purple it's 9/38. You find the probability by counting how many there are of what you're looking for and dividing it by how many total there are of everything.
Purple, its kinda obvious. His robe, his Lambo, both purple.
purple+ black= dark purple!! :)
Yes black grapes are purple
Black and purple
=purple and black=
Dark purple.