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Ramesh took a pot and put 365 paper cards in this pot with each card having a number written on it. The numbers written on card are multiples of 5. The card with the hightest values have number 1835 written on it. If Ramesh take a card out of the pot, them what is the probability that Ramesh will get a card with number between 300 to 400 (Both not included) out of the pot? A.) 19/365 B.) 20/365 C.) 21/365 D.) 22/365

Ramesh took a pot and put 365 paper cards in this pot with each card having a number written on it. The numbers written on card are multiples of 5. The card with the hightest values have number 1835 written on it. If Ramesh take a card out of the pot, them what is the probability that Ramesh will get a card with number between 300 to 400 (Both not included) out of the pot? A.) 19/365 B.) 20/365 C.) 21/365 D.) 22/365

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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Author:Sheldon Ross
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Ramesh took a pot and put 365 paper cards in this pot with each card having a number written on it. The numbers written on card are multiples of 5. The card with the hightest values have number 1835 written on it. If Ramesh take a card out of the pot, them what is the probability that Ramesh will get a card with number between 300 to 400 (Both not included) out of the pot? D.) 22/365 A.) 19/365 B.) 20/365 C.) 21/365 C.) 21/365
Transcribed Image Text:Ramesh took a pot and put 365 paper cards in this pot with each card having a number written on it. The numbers written on card are multiples of 5. The card with the hightest values have number 1835 written on it. If Ramesh take a card out of the pot, them what is the probability that Ramesh will get a card with number between 300 to 400 (Both not included) out of the pot? D.) 22/365 A.) 19/365 B.) 20/365 C.) 21/365 C.) 21/365
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