Asked by Rena

Each capital letter of the alphabet is carefully printed on a piece of paper in block-form and placed in a bowl
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
An individual piece of paper is selected from the bowl. What is the probability that
A. the letter is a consonant?
B. the letter is formed from straight-line segments only?
C. the letter has an enclosed region in its representation?

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Answered by bobpursley
Is Y a vowel?

After you decide that, then Pr=(chances it can be)/total possibiliites
Answered by Reiny
There are 5 vowels in the alphabet, 6 if you count the "y". Oxford dictionary says it could be either.

so a) prob (consonant) = 21/26 or 20/26

do the others the same way, count the number of letters that obey the condition stated, and divide it by 26
Answered by Rena
It doesn't state if Y is part of the vowel.
Answered by Jen
Then I would assume that it is not.
Answered by Rena
I am stuck and do not know how to do this question. Consider the experiments involving rolling a single die once. Give the probabilities of the event described.
what is P(even or prime)?
Answered by bobpursley
the probability for any side coming up is 1/6

How many ways can you get a Prime number?
1,2,3,5
How many results can you throw:
1,2,3,4,5,6
Pr(prime)=4ways/6possibilies=2/3
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