Asked by john

A cooler full of sodas has 12 lemon-lime drinks and 18 gingerales. If one drink is selected at random and then a second drink is selected at random, what are the chances that both sodas will be gingerales?
Answered by Reiny
What is (18/30)(17/29) ?
Answered by Anonymous
3/5
Answered by d
3 in 5
Answered by Jasimine
There is total of 30 sodas in the cooler, and a chance of 18/30 or 3/5 that the first choice will be a gingerale. With 17 gingerales and 12 lemon-lime drinks left in the cooler, there are 17 choices in 30 that second choice will be a gingerale. The product of the two choices is: 3/5x 17/30 = 51/150 or 17/50
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