11. A cup has some coins in it. Esther's Coins Туре of Coin Number of Coins penny 3. nickel dime 2. quarter The cup tips over and 1 coin falls out. What is the probability of a penny falling out? A. 土 B. 4 C. D.

11. A cup has some coins in it. Esther's Coins Туре of Coin Number of Coins penny 3. nickel dime 2. quarter The cup tips over and 1 coin falls out. What is the probability of a penny falling out? A. 土 B. 4 C. D.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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Number of
Coins
penny
3.
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dime
quarter
The cup tips over and 1 coin falls out. What is the
probability of a penny falling out?
A. +
B.
C.
D. 4
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