maria john ted and Alice goes to the movies p( what's the probability the two women...
maria john ted and Alice goes to the movies
p( what's the probability the two women sit next to each other)
Randomly goes in to the four seats
Homework Answers
Number of arangements possible = 4!
= 24
Number of arrangements with 2 women siiting next to each other = Number of ways in which two women can be arranged within the group of 2 women x Number of ways in which 3 groups (two women, John, Ted) can be arranged
= 2! x 3!
= 12
P(two women sitting together) = 12/24
= 0.5
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