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You are right Melody, this was kind of rude. Here’s a rephrase.

Sorasyn, sir, could I please have more of the special mixture of NaClO₃ that produces ozone? I’m constantly in hostile environments and I’ve used most of the last batch. Thank you.

BTW I call myself Nauseated because I’m nauseated by CDD and related disorders in others. I may be nauseating to others because nausea is sympathetically induced when one is exposed to another who is experiencing the effect. The rate is about the same as a yawn.

This answers the question clearly, unless you have CDD. In fact, CPhill’s answer is oriented to the first anon’s un-exposited answer, so you have to be a m***n with CDD to think otherwise.

What do you want, a parchment signed by God-Almighty saying this question is answered?

The answer is five-sixths

Look at this problem in a more simple manner....suppose that there are 4 books on a shelf, but we want one of the books to always be the last one.

There are 4! arrangements possible = 4! = 24........ but we're only interested in the possible arangements of three of them, since the 4th book is always "given" in the order.

And the possible arrangements of the other three books is 3! = 6

So, the arrangements we're interested in / the total arrangemets = 6/ 24  = 25% chance that the book we want to come last, in fact, will come last.

So having the possible total arrangements of 25 marbles is 25!.....but since the red one always comes last.....we can arrange the other 24 in 24! ways.

So the probability that the red one comes last is just 24! / 25! = .04= 4%

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I don't get this answer

I am going to assume that  P(AB)=0.3

P(A|B)=P(A given that B is true) = P(AB given that B is true) = P(AB)/P(B)=0.3/0.5=0.6

If you multiply nothing by nothing you will get nothing so the answer is zero

The answer is a one-twentieth, or four percent chance.

Thanks Alan  

The natural numbers form an infinite - but countable - set because we put can these numbers in a one-to-one correspondence .....1 is the first number, 2 is the second, and so on.

The set of real numbers is infinite - and uncountable - as the mathematician Georg Cantor proved.

In simplistic terms, between any two numbers on the number line, Cantor showed that there exists an uncountable set of real numbers.....no matter how close together these numbers might be.....thus...there are more "numbers" between  0 and 1 on the number line than there are integers on the number line....!!!

Hit the "2nd" button on the calculator......you will see the "atan" function  (the tangent inverse)

"Infinity" doesn't behave llike "normal" math operations because it is not a "quantity"....it's a "concept"

Thus

infinity  x infinity = infinity

infinity - infinity = infinity

infinity + infinity = infinity

So....

ininity  = infinity -1

{We also have "orders" of infinity to contend with........}

19/15 or 1 4/15

1.816590212

Square root of 223 = 14.93318452

14.93318452 times 14.93318452 = 223

How about BonBonLlama?

It's 21...........

But that doesn't answer the question.

Square root of 223=21

Say that 9+10=21