SOLUTION: If you put each day of a year on a different peice of paper and then randomly Choose two dates without replacement, what is the probibilty that you choose two Wednesdays?
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Question 838052: If you put each day of a year on a different peice of paper and then randomly Choose two dates without replacement, what is the probibilty that you choose two Wednesdays?
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Assume you have 52 weeks of 7 days (that's only 364 days).
The probability of the first Wednesday is
and the second Wednesday,
So for two Wednesdays,
