September 8th, 2010 at 6:56:15 PM
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but, I guess I want to make sure I am on the right math track.
Let' say we have 39 marbles in a jar, 12 each red, yellow, and blue. 3 black. Is the proper formula for say, choosing and removing 3 yellows in a row, without returning removed marble to the jar, be:
(12/39)*(11/38)*(10/37)
or .02407
Thanks, and sorry for being a moron
Let' say we have 39 marbles in a jar, 12 each red, yellow, and blue. 3 black. Is the proper formula for say, choosing and removing 3 yellows in a row, without returning removed marble to the jar, be:
(12/39)*(11/38)*(10/37)
or .02407
Thanks, and sorry for being a moron
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September 8th, 2010 at 7:31:36 PM
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Quote: avargovbut, I guess I want to make sure I am on the right math track.
Let' say we have 39 marbles in a jar, 12 each red, yellow, and blue. 3 black. Is the proper formula for say, choosing and removing 3 yellows in a row, without returning removed marble to the jar, be:
(12/39)*(11/38)*(10/37)
or .02407
Thanks, and sorry for being a moron
Yes, (12/39)*(11/38)*(10/37) is the probability of choosing 3 yellows in a row from that jar without replacement.
September 9th, 2010 at 6:20:38 AM
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Well, we all know that, since you can't even spell "Idiot" !Quote: avargovI know I am an idot...
For the record, I realize that it was a typo, and you can't edit the thread title, but I got a good laugh out of it!
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