Vinculum

2, 1/5, 1/50, 1/500, 1/5000

1/5000 is the fifth term!!!

-Vinculum

Why are there so many counting and prob questions today????

Yoooooo, we gotta new CPhill here?!?!?!?!

Also.. Nice BuilderBoi, you always seem to be good probabbility questions

Its fine, mistakes happen...

NO response from guest, So I think it is right!!!!

Ah I knew I was close

When I was doing it I got 519/5 somehow for the y

Please let me know if it is correct or not

The shortest stick must be between 0 and 5/3.  The probability that it is longer than 3 is, therefore:

(5/3 − 3) / (5/3 − 0)

(-4/3) / (5/3)

-4/5

So the probability that both of the shortest sticks are longer than 3 is (-4/5)² = 16/25.

I actually don't really know how to solve this one so I used this https://brainly.com/question/17139544 as a reference.

Hopefully, it is correct

-Vinculum

The shortest stick must be between 0 and 5/3.  The probability that it is longer than 3 is, therefore:

(5/3 − 3) / (5/3 − 0)

(-4/3) / (5/3)

-4/5

So the probability that both of the shortest sticks are longer than 3 is (-4/5)² = 16/25.

I actually don't really know how to solve this one so I used this https://brainly.com/question/17139544 as a reference.

Hopefully, it is correct

-Vinculum

The shortest stick must be between 0 and 5/3.  The probability that it is longer than 3 is, therefore:

(5/3 − 3) / (5/3 − 0)

(-4/3) / (5/3)

-4/5

So the probability that both of the shortest sticks are longer than 3 is (-4/5)² = 16/25.

I actually don't really know how to solve this one so I used this https://brainly.com/question/17139544 as a reference.

Hopefully, it is correct

-Vinculum