Asked by Elizabeth

" kelly has twelve cards numbered 1 to 12. what is the probability of picking three even-numbered cards consecutively, if the first two cards are not replaced?
Answered by Steve
6/12 * 5/11 * 4/10
Answered by HELEN
I DID 7*7*6=294. 294/1728=49/288.
IM PROBABLY WRONG, THOUGH
SO LISTEN TO STEVE.
Answered by ANGELINA
Doesn't it have to be 7/12*6/11*5/10??
Answered by ann
no, it's 1,3,5,7,9,11
and
2,4,6,8,10,12
Answered by ANGELINA
But how about the replaced portion?
I don't get this
Answered by HELEN
YA I DON'T GET IT EITHER. SO IT IS 6/12*5/11* NOT BY 4/10 BECAUSE IT IS BEING REPLACED, RIGHT???
SO CONFUSED AUSSI...
Answered by Jack
I swear, we keep running into each other. Do you take Mr.Gaal's lessons?
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