You are dealt one card from a deck. Find the probility of being dealt a picture card (also known as a face card).

There are five nickels and four dimes in your pocket. Three of the nickels and two of the dimes are Canadian. The others are US currency. You randomly select a coin from your pocket. It is a nickels or is US currency.

For his Carnival project, Chester designed a game where players pick a random marble from a bag. In the bag there are 2 pink marbles, 10 green marbles, and 8 white marbles. If players draw a pink marble they get a large candy bar prize, if they draw a green marble they get a small lollipop prize, and if they draw a white marble they get a fist bump. Chester purchased a set of 16 candy bars for $12 and a bag of 200 lollipops for $20. Answer the following questions: What is Chester's expected cost per game? $  If Chester plans for 40 people to play his game, How many candy bars should he expect to give out?  How many lollipops should he expect to give out?

which woman is the thief

In a math class, one of your 4 test scores is dropped. On the first three tests, you have the following scores: 78, 35, and 95. What score do you need on the next test for your average to be 75 (assuming you drop the lowest test score)?

How many different 6 card hands can be dealt from a deck of 52 cards? Your answer is

You and two friends decide to go to a casino and play Blackjack. You find an empty table and sit down. The dealer shuffles and deals from a new 52 card deck. In order to win, you and your friends know that you need to either score a 21 (blackjack and automatic win) or get a higher total than the dealer. You know that a deck of cards has 13 different cards (2-10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace), and that there are 4 copies of each in the deck. You know that an ace is equal to either 1 or 11 and that Jacks, Queens, and Kings are worth 10. The dealer deals out the following cards: You: Jack and Ace Friend 1: King and 10 Friend 2: 10 and 10 Dealer: 10 and ? The dealer is about to deal their last card. What are the following probabilities: A) What is the probability that the next card can beat your hand?   B) What is the probability that the next card can tie your hand?   C) What is the probability that the next card can beat your friends?

An ice cream parlor has six flavors of ice cream. Kristen wants to buy two flavors of ice cream. If she randomly selects two flavors out of six, how many possible combinations are there?

A grab bag contains 12 packages worth $.80 each, 15 packages worth $.40, and 25 packages worth $.30. Would it be worth playing if you had to pay $.50 to choose a package? (Not handwritten)

You and 3 friends are moving into a 4-bedroom house and need to decide who gets which room. How many different ways could you and your friends assign the rooms? (Enter your answer as a whole number.)