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Juleeee said:
"doesn't even go to 10"

REALLY?

You had to leave that in a neg rep, dude? Seriously, your mannequin is lonely. Take her out for a night in the basement, to nosh on cabbage and blood soup.
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Amazing that you still suffer from diarrhea of the mouth at your age.
 
Juleeee said:
amazing that your asshole is so tight at YOUR age.
When was the last time you ventured out of the dungeon, you monotonous wack?
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:lol: Jesus. I don't even know who you -are-. All I hear is some tired past prime attention seeking. Shoo.
 
ZRH said:
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ZRH said:
How o_O I know it's ambiguously worded but eh.

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I took it with a grain of salt and made a simple math problem out of it.


Saturday = 100
Sunday = 100
Total 200

Chance of rain = 50%
Chance of rain = 30%
Total 80

200-80 = 120 /2 = 60%

... but if you want to get all goofy about it. okay.










































I answered " 'Sunny' is mentioned but not defined and it is impossible to determine if the events are independent. The question is too ambiguous to draw a conclusion with the data given.'

If you assume that 'not rainy' = 'sunny' and that both days are independent events:

(50/100) of sun on Saturday and (70/100) of sun on Sunday (30% chance rain = 70% sun)

(.50*.70) = 35% chance of sun over both days assuming independence

You should think about that hard though.

Answer is:



Assuming again that not rainy = sunny. They both occur on the same weekend so they are a union:

(.50 + .70) - 1 = .2

20% chance of it being sunny over both days of the same weekend.
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