Question
You prepare a bowl of treats (or tricks) to pass out on Halloween. Your bowl has 250 items in it: 50 KitKats 50 Starbursts 50
You prepare a bowl of treats (or tricks) to pass out on Halloween. Your bowl has 250 items in it:
50 KitKats
50 Starbursts
50 Toothbrushes
50 Pretzel packs
50 Caramel Apple Suckers
The first child to come to your door picked up a toothbrush. They were disappointed.
If the first child had replaced the toothbrush, what is the probability of the second child also picking toothbrush?
If the first child had NOT replaced the toothbrush, what is the probability of the second child also picking a toothbrush?
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Basic College Mathematics With Early Integers (Subscription)
Authors: Elayn Martin Gay
4th Edition
0135181267, 9780135181263
