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Mathematics, 05.02.2020 00:50 alyssanewsome

There are 36 gold cards and 36 silver cards in a deck. the gold cards are numbered 1,3, 71 and the silver cards are numbered 2.4. 72. the cards are throughly shuffled and one card is randomly selected.

a. find the probability of selecting a gold card or a card with a multiple of 12 on it. show your work

b. find the probability of selecting a silver card or a card with a multiple of 9 on it. show your work.

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