Asked by Willow
Tina is trying to drop a water balloon from her balcony onto a rectangular raft in the pool below. The pool is 25 feet long and 15 feet wide. The raft is 6 feet long and 2 feet wide. What is the probability that Tina will hit the raft with the water balloon?
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Answered by
Steve
area of raft is 6*2 = 12
area of pool is 25*15 = 375
so, assuming the water balloon is much smaller than the raft, the probability of hitting the raft is 12/375
In actuality, probably much greater than that, since the thrower will presumably actually be aiming at the raft, and not just making a random toss. :-)
area of pool is 25*15 = 375
so, assuming the water balloon is much smaller than the raft, the probability of hitting the raft is 12/375
In actuality, probably much greater than that, since the thrower will presumably actually be aiming at the raft, and not just making a random toss. :-)
Answered by
Willow
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