Math, asked by arup8400, 1 year ago

A 2 digit number between 11 to 50 (both inclusive) is randomly picked.
What is the probability that the picked number is such a prime number whose sum of digits is an odd number?

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Answered by aayushjha23

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Probably= 5/50

= 1/10

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