4 in a deck of 52, 2 red, 2 black
I assume we do not replace the 8's after we pick one of them. This is sampling without replacement. Since there are four 8s, the odd of picking one of them out of 52 cards is 4/52 the first time, then we have three 8s left and only 51 cards so, 3/51 and then 2/50 the third time. The odd of drawing three consecutive eights is the product of those three probabilities. This is 4/52x3/51x2/50
The value of the digit "4" is the ones value. The value of the number "1" could represent the tens value in decimal, eights in octal or sixteens in hexidecimal. Assuming a decimal numbering system there are 4 ones and 1 ten in the decimal number represented by "14"
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It is because of risk and reward . we work on a reward system do things right you are rewarded do things wrong , well things go wrong.
Some things that come in eights include: Crayons in a Standard Box Candles in a Menorah Hours of Sleep at Night Legs on an Arachnid Abs in an Eight Pack Side of a Stop Sign Hot dogs Hot dog buns Spiders legs An octopus's tentacles Octagon sides Packs of bottled water Octanes Babies that are born with 7 brothers and or sisters
3 eights
5.203125 eights
6 * "eights" = 12 8 * "eights" = n "eights" = 2 n = (2) * 8 = 16
seven eights. 1 half = 4 eights add 3 eights and you get 7 eights.
7 eights or 56
Twelve eights = 12*8 = 96Twelve eights = 12*8 = 96Twelve eights = 12*8 = 96Twelve eights = 12*8 = 96
if 4 and eight eights is subtracted by 3 and three eights, then you get 1 and five eights
2 eights and 5 eights
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Seven eights plus three eights is ten eights. Now, possibly you intended to ask about eighths, rather than eights. Ten eighths is equal to one and a quarter. However, ten eights is equal to 80. The extra h makes a difference.
Converting all to eights, it gives three eights minus six eights, so the answer is minus three eights.