Ten discs with a different number (0, 1, 2 . . .. 9) printed on them are
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Ten discs with a different number (0, 1, 2 . . .. 9) printed on them are placed in a bag.
Two discs are taken out of the bag one at a time at random to form a two digit number (where 08 is counted as the number 8). Assuming the first disc is replaced before the second is chosen, fi nd the following probability that:
(a) The number is even;
(b) The number is less than 30;
(c) The number is 67;
(d) The two digits forming the number are equal.
What would happen to your answers to (a)–(d) if the first disc is not replaced before the second is chosen?
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