Glencoe Math: Course 2, Volume 2
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6. Permutations
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Exercise 25 Page 772

29/30

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When calculating probability, we are comparing the number of favorable outcomes to the number of possible outcomes. To calculate the probability that a randomly chosen sock is blue we will use the Probability Formula.

P=Favorable Outcomes/Possible Outcomes There are 30 cards labeled 1 to 30. We want to find the probability of pulling a card that is not 1 Since there are 30 cards, there are 30 possible outcomes. Out of these, the ones labeled 2 to 30 have a number that is not 1. There are 29 such cards, so there are 29 favorable outcomes. P&=Favorable Outcomes/Possible Outcomes &⇕ P(not 1)&=29/30