SOLUTION: Two digits are selected from 10 to 30, without repetition. What is the chance that the selected numbers are both even?

SOLUTION: Two digits are selected from 10 to 30, without repetition. What is the chance that the selected numbers are both even?

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Question 1075128: Two digits are selected from 10 to 30, without repetition. What is the chance that the selected numbers are both even?
Answer by ikleyn(52834) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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There are NO digits from 10 to 30.

There are NUMBERS instead.

Next time formulate your problem more accurately, please.

Thanks.

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