Mark has a pony nickel, dime, and quarter in his pocket. He randomly selects a coin from his pocket, replaces it, and selects another coin What is the probability that both coin…

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Diego Bianchi · Answer 1 · 2021-04-07T03:13:44+0000

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1/16

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he has 4 coins in his pocket, one of which is a penny. the probablity he pulls a penny is 1/4, and tyen 1/4 again if he replaces it. so multiply 1/4 by 1/4. 1/16 is the probability that both coins are pennies

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