Math, asked by skazzu, 11 months ago

Cards are numbered from 1 to 100. If one card is choosed at
random, what is the probability of the card choosen is a prime
number greater than 50 ?

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Answered by rekhagarg1401

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Answer:

count the no greater than 50 and also prime /100

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